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JustBeads.com
THE auction site on the web for beads!! Catagories for all forms of artists beads, sterling components, crystals, findings, etc. If its bead-related, you'll find it here.

PappaShop
Like our website?? All the credit goes to Alex and Jocelyn at PappaShop. They understand the specific needs of artisans, and are the perfect combination of creative design and technical support. Be sure to check out the gallery of wonderful sites they've been involved with.

Great Beads of Fire
Gina Beardsley makes the most gorgeous lampwork beads....and the only thing more beautiful than her beads is her great big heart. Check out her gallery for some really stunning eye candy, and ideas on all kinds of pretties you can custom order. And be sure and tell her the Tennessee girls sent you!!

Susans Images
Susan Sheehan is an amazing lampwork artist and designer (and also happens to be a great pal of mine!). You can check out her beads here, but while you're looking around be sure to visit the other areas of her site as well. Her notecards are beautiful, and they utilize her photographic artwork. Susan's just one of those people who does everything well!

Joolz by Lisa
Lisa Liddy is a extraordinary jewelry designer (and terrific friend!). Where my mind's eye will see a big pile of components when I'm making jewelry, her's can envision the ultimate creation, and she has the talent to bring it to life. Whether you're looking to buy a stunning piece, or just looking for some great inspiration for your own designs, give Lisa's new site a test drive. I promise you'll be glad you did!

Koregon Beads
Kaye and Dan Husko are a married team of beadmakers from Oregon. I stalked Kaye's floral beads for ages before I was finally lucky enough to snag a set, and I just have to say that there is no way the camera can capture the true beauty and technical perfection of her work. And I'm completely jealous of Dan's encasing skills. Drop on over and see what they have to offer today. Their inventory is ever-changing, because their work is in high demand....so stalk their site often for a chance to snag some really beautiful beads!

Fay Katherine
Fay is an absolutely amazing flameworker. Bead sets, murini portraits, mask beads....you name it, Fay can create it. After meeting her, I can't understand how so much talent can fit in such a tiny little package. I was lucky enough to get one of her fabulous mask beads this summer, and you can literally see the joy she feels in her art. Visit her site and you'll be as amazed by what she does as I am!

Air of Distinction
Lynn Larson is one of the most multi-talented artists I know. Incredible beads in soft glass, and some of the most beautiful boro creations (especially her winged hearts!) that you could ever want. Lynn also does incredible knitted designs and artwork that we've all been encouraging her to do more of for sale. So much talent, and not nearly enough hours in the day to express it. Check out Lynn's site and I'm sure you'll agree that she truly has the soul of an artist!

Eugene Rain
Matt and Misha are another married couple with flameworking in common. Not only will you find fabulous beads on their site, but also an inspiring assortment of marbles and functional, decorative art. I can't rave enough about the beauty of their work.....its something you simply have to see for yourself.

Chase Designs
Deanna and Greg Chase are two of the most remarkable people I've had the pleasure of getting to know. Not only are they obviously perfect for one another, its obvious that they have found their true calling in the glass world. Deanna's floral beads and faeries are one of the reasons that I make beads today. You simply can't see and touch them without wanting to try your hand at the art that she obviously loves so much. And Greg's marbles are a study in detail. He builds each of the murrini components himself, and can design tiny worlds inside a ball of molten glass. These guys have been two of my glass "heroes" since I first discovered lampwork beads and when you experience their work, you'll understand why.