Amuse the Muse - Tribal-inspired beads - with Rebecca of Songbead

Hello all! It's the start of another week, and even though it's only 4 days since your last Amuse the Muse post, I'm here with another one - lots of delicious art beady eye candy for you today, continuing on with our tribal-inspired theme. Be sure to share your favourite beads and bead artists in the comments below!

Jade Dog Beads

Carolyn's Stamp Store

Graceful Willow Beads

Blue Magpie Designs

Fox Paws

Slate Studios Supply

And now for the BeadBlogger Links. Have a great week!

Teal Glass Sculpture
Hide all your vases and ashtrays! Cherie is back to making full size glass sculptures again.

Connie Gee's Designs
Felines rule (don't tell my dog) and Connie has added a new free pattern that involves a cat trio out on the prowl. Added bonus: check out the fur-baby photos.

Art Bead Scene
Check out the colour palette which Tari has pulled from this month's vibrant challenge piece! 

Apple-Stamped Mom Reusable Grocery Shopping Bag
Make this eco-friendly reusable grocery bag for Mother's Day, or Mom's birthday. The project uses inexpensive items, many of which you already have on hand.

Beading Arts
You can make the ever-popular beaded wrap bracelets using ribbons instead of cording...think of the endless color possibilities!

Craft Supply Acquisitions!
Beads, yarn, tools, oh my! Check out the craft supply goodies and projects the Crafty Princess is creating with them. 

Rebecca is a Scottish jewellery designer; currently living in Edinburgh, capital of her native land. You can read more about her and her work at her blog, songbeads.blogspot.com and see more of her jewellery at songbead.etsy.com. She also has a supplies shop at thecuriousbeadshop.etsy.com.