The following tutorials have appeared in the Glass Bead - the ISGB magazine available to ISGB members only.  Members may log into the members only area of the ISGB Forum to download PDF copies of each tutorial.  If you are a current member and do not see the members only area of the forum when you log in, please emal admin @ isgb.org (remove spaces) to be given access.  Remember, your forum username and password are different than the one you use for the member area of the ISGB website.

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2008

 Summer 2008 - Southeast Region - Hearts of Glass Beads by Terry Hale/Hale Fire Glass
 Summer 2008 - Northwest Region - Nebula Bead by Lara Lutrick
 Fall 2008 - International - Multi-Hole Pod Beads by Kathryn Wardill
 Fall 2008 - Southwest Region - Butterfly Beads by Raychel Stein

2009

 Spring 2009 - West Region - Calla Lily Bead by Margie Shanahan
 Spring 2009 - Mid-Atlantic Region - Summer Sunset by Shannon Stevens
 Summer 2009 - West Central Region - Cinderella Nights: Pixies and Scrolls by Cindy McEwen
 Summer 2009 - North Region - Astro Bloom Beads by Susan Jones
 Fall 2009 - South Region - Harvest Pumpkins by Martha Brogdon
 Fall 2009 - Northeast Region - Open Hearts with Beth Williams presented by Genevieve Martineau
 Winter 2009 - Midwest Region - Desert Bloom Bead by Louise Little
 Winter 2009 - Canada - A "Hole" New Way to Look at Large Hole Mandrels by Amy Waldman Smith

2010

 Spring 2010 - International - Making a Wig Wag Pendant by Emily Lake
 Spring 2010 - Southwest Region - Reverse Bicone Circus Beads by Lori Greenberg
 Summer 2010 - Canada - Chocolate Sweetie Heart by Debra Kallen
 Summer 2010 - East Central Region - Summer Blooms by Angie Ramey
 Fall 2010 - Mid-Atlantic Region - Glow Skull Beads by Karen Leonardo
 Fall 2010 - West Region - Sea Turtle Beads by Judy Carlson
 Winter 2010 - Northwest Region - Now What Do I Do with All These Beads? by Ellen Harbison
 Winter 2010 - Southeast Region - Copper Enamel Butterfly Beads by Robert Simmons