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 The Beaded Marshmallow Gun
We were visiting our friend, Alan Edwards, one evening and he told us to wait a minute while we went and got his latest toy that his sister had sent him. The next thing I knew, I was hit in the head with a miniature marshmallow. Alan’s sister had sent him a miniature marshmallow blow gun. WHAT FUN!
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 Beaded Catalog Items
A collection of clippings from various catalogs that feature beaded items. A great source for beading ideas, or simply a source to buy beaded gifts.
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 Ancient Beads
If you haven’t figured it out yet, this bead enthusiast loves the very old beads and it continually amazed at how inexpensive it is to own a piece of ancient history. Oh the stories that these beads must be able to tell... Take a look at a recent site I found.
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 Mardi Gras Beads
Genuine Czech GLASS Mardi Gras necklaces or “beads” were produced exclusively in 1920’s and 1930’s Czechoslovakia, for use during the Pre-Lenten or Carnival celebrations of New Orleans, Louisiana. With the pre-World War II, German invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1939, Czech production was halted
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 Ancient Beads and Scarabs
These are some of the most interesting and collectable artifacts from ancient Egypt. The Scarab was a symbol of rebirth and resurrection to the ancient Egyptians because the beetle would rise up from the Desert sand. The hieroglyph "writing" on this scarab is an Egyptian spell.
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 Beadin’ Stocks
Inspired by the "Embellished Shoe" contest, I set out to make a pair of beaded shoes from scratch (I have designed and made several other shoes, sandals and moccasins-so I've had some experience). The initial pattern was cut out of paper and formed around my foot and an actual Birkenstock foot bed (ah the comfort!).
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 Ancient Jewelry
Some interesting ancient jewelry including a Sumerian Beaded Necklace and Pendant
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 The Mission San Sabá
The Spanish priests brought hundreds of necklaces made of green and blue glass beads to give to the Indians. These beads were manufactured in Europe. Following the attack on the mission, the Indians carried away many of the necklaces
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 Bead Bytes - April 2006
The opening column called Bead Bytes. Tidbits about an author of two published books and several articles is working on a new project and needs bead-necklace designers to contribute photos of their work for possible inclusion in a future book on Beading with Knotted Cotton Cord.
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 Bead Bytes - May 2006
A review of the “The Beaded Figure” Exhibition and the announcement that the show will be closing at Bead Expo. Also featured is the “Molten Obsessions 2006” a glass bead show being held in Canada. New bead selling site called Etsy. New navigational systems for BeadBugle.Com
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 Bead Bytes - June 2006
Charm Factory Donates 5,000 Pink Ribbon Charms, JP Launches New Fashion Line, the Puget Sound Bead Festivals.
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 Bead Bytes - July 2006
Polymer Bead Cruise, Using Ancient Beads as a new sales opportunity, Rena Klingenberg's new book a hugh success.
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 Bead Bytes - August 2006
The Demise of the BeadBugle.Com is greatly exaggerated and a look at how to evaluate your bead magazine’s content.
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 Bead Bytes - September 2006
New BeadBugle Updater format, Bead Trip to San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, Comparing the BeadBugle content to printed bead magazines, Bead-It-Forward Breast Cancer Donation Project, showing your favorite jewelry and creating Bead Scene profiles.
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 Bead Bytes - October 2006
BeadBugle.Com announces new Style columnist, discusses the why and how the BeadBugle is published and explains the expanded benefits of being a Premium Member.
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 Bead Bytes - November 2006
Learn all about BeadBugle’s Archive layout, an open request for your comments about beading creativity and where it comes from, a new graphics column, growth continues at BeadBugle.Com and setting new savings standards for the beading community.
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 Bead Bytes - December 2006
Learn about a new marketing program for Accessorize that placed hugh beaded jewelry all over a town in Switzerland. BeadBugle also announces the new One Click Download for Premium Members in the December 2006 First Look issue.
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 Bead Bytes - January, 2007
Business author Joni Levinson taking a leave of absence, New Premium Membership Benefit - 50% Discount on BeadBabe.Com bead purchases, and International Beadwork Conference in Istanbul, Turkey.
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 Bead Bytes - February, 2007
BeadBugle.Com is preparing for another year of expanded services to both our Regular Subscribers and Premium Members. A major part of the expansion requires that we maintain a good database for all of our subscribers and members.
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 Bead Bytes - April, 2007
BeadBugle.Com announces the new BeadBugle Information Center - Free Stuff section within the online and PDF versions of the magazine. New program allows Premium Members to list free services such as brochures, tickets, services, and newsletters. All subscribers can request items at no charge.
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Bead Bytes - May 2007
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Bead Bytes - June 2007
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 Bead Bytes - July 2007 - Bead Artists Again Breast Cancer
The 8th Annual Bead Artists Against Breast Cancer Campaign brings it's next event to the 2007 Bead Fest in Valley Forge (PA) with a silent auction on the show floor each day of the show. Artists, collectors, designers, promoters, suppliers, and vendors from all over the world have donated items for the campaigns.
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 Bead Bytes - August 2007 BeadBugle Gets New Google Custom Search Engine
A well past due new feature for BeadBugle.Com is a customized Google search engine that will search all BeadBugle.Com content on both the BeadBugle and BeadBabe sites
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 Bead Bytes - September 2007 - Do You Want Some Diamond Beads?
Brightex Gems and Beads Ltd. have recently announced that they now have diamond beads for sale. These beauties are now available in black, brown, cream, green, multi, white and clear diamonds.
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 Bead Bytes October 2007- Margie Deeb’s Color Challenge
The 2007 YELLOW/VIOLET COLOR CHALLENGE
The winners have been chosen, and it was tough! So many spectacular entries came our way from all over the world, and we are honored that bead artists took the challenge and dared to use this combination.
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 BeadBugle.Com Keeps Evolving
Welcome to the latest version of BeadBugle.Com. As you click through the e-zine you will find many things have changed “under the hood”. Little graphical things like new groupings and improved banners, but the major task was to recreate the e-zine using completely new underlying software.
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 BeadBugle.Com Evolves The Second Month in Row
Well we are into Month Two of the Beadbugle.Com evolution and again we have some new things to tell you about. First of all there are four new pages to introduce.
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 BeadBugle.Com Article Archives and Tucson Shows
This month’s BeadBytes talks about the new Article Archives. In addition the status of the Bead shows in Tucson and other venues around the U.Sl
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