Beth Bullus has been actively involved in the craft movement for most of her working life. A trained teacher and florist, she has developed a wide range of creative skills over the years, including leadlight, pottery, folk art, embroidery, leatherwork, and patchwork.

In 1990, Beth inherited her mother's sewing basket, which contained beads and beaded fringes that once belonged to her grandmother. This discovery ignited a lasting passion for beading–one that continues to this day. The craft practiced by her grandmother generations ago has become Beth's daily work, as she creates distinctive beaded pieces and lampshades.

Always working from her own original designs and never repeating a lampshade, Beth draws on her broad creative background to produce unique, handcrafted works that celebrate both tradition and individuality.