The Rocky Mountain Bead Society was founded in 1992 by Leslie Sartor as she worked to bring a group of people together with a common passion in the hopes that they would build, support and learn from each other. There were 25 people at that first meeting…today the RMBS boasts a membership of over 200 people.
- Advance the study of and education about beads;
- Encourage and promote public appreciation for beads and the art of beading;
- Disseminate information about beads and beading;
- Develop and administer programs concerning beads and beading;
- Establish and maintain an RMBS book collection and library; and
- Publish and preserve writings about the history of beads and beading.
2010 BEAD BAZAAR
The Denver Merchandise Mart
Expo Building
452 E. 58th Avenue (I-25 at 58th Avenue)
Denver, Colorado 80216
April 24 and 25, 2010
HOURS: Saturday 10-6, Sunday 10-5
$5.00 admission EACH day
The Bat Ended Screwt by Kate McKinnon
This Spring Bazaar offers a wide range of vendors, supplies and two full days of classes.
From the amazing Kate McKinnon there are two offerings – her “Bat-Ended Screwt” is a a series of small Screwtlets using simple Ndebele tube – OR – her “Corset Stitched Bracelet” which includes not only instruction on a gorgeous wide bracelet, but also on a removable clasp in fine silver.
Classes in Felted Beads, Chainmaille, Loom Weaving, Metal Clay, Peyote, RAW, 3-D beading, and so much more…
See you at the Mart!
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