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11/18 & 11/19/06 South Florida Fairgrounds | |
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Inez Ancell demonstrating her incredible beading skill
These are the beads that Inez made and donated to the Project
Paul Perryman working on a spectacular bracelet
A glimpse of the show
The beads you dedicated during the Gem Show
Theresa Koplin with her magnificent wire and bead work
More examples of Theresa's beautiful designs
Chris Koch with his Jurassic Parts: beautiful fossils from around the State |
Once a year in November, the Gem & Mineral Society of the Palm Beaches holds this big, marvelous Gem Show. Not only a feast for the eyes, it is also both entertaining and educational. You won't believe the wondrous things you can find there! This year was extra special, - it was the 40th annual show and it was host to the annual Eastern Federation of Mineralogical Societies Convention, with many enthusiasts from across the country. And because it is a club show, there are lectures, classes, demonstrations, volunteer members who will share their vast knowledge and dealers with everything that the heart desires. There is so much to experience there that you can't take it all in, even if you attend both days. Schedule now to visit the show next year, you will not be disappointed! Thank You to the club and the show chairpersons Carl Bengtson and Barbara Ringhiser, who allow the Project to be displayed year after year. It is a wonderful show to be at, and we wouldn't miss it for anything. A special Thanks goes to the LPP volunteers Cyndy Manzo and Donna Jostiak who helped at the booth. It is always such a pleasure to have them help out at shows. An extra surprise came from Inez Ancell and Jack Stamper who donated a bunch of their hand made beads. To both of you: what a truly nice gesture, Thank You very much! Be assured that you beads will have a worthy place on the Project.
Jack Stamper, the "Father" of the annual show
Jack's hand made lampwork beads
Lisa Kuntzman's unbelievable repertoire knows many techniques
Lisa's chain work
A friendly chat with Kelly Azor
Some of the beads you chose
More details from dedicated beads
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