The skies above the lake are shadowed with slate blue and gray. There is a beautiful conversation between the frozen lake, the hills and the clouds.
Continue reading →This cuff and Square Knot necklace were inspired by the colors of tropical frogs and complementary colors- olive/persimmon, mustard yellow, black and taupe. It’s all about the balance of color, but I love the funky play between the tones. Also: very wearable.
Continue reading →Wonderland Lake, my back yard, was half covered this week with ice and half with water. The sunset reflections of the foothills in the lake made puzzling shapes and colors- dipping between reflection and opaque surface.
Continue reading →These little earrings are an exercise in simplicity. I needed to come up with some new designs to go with my knotted and coiled necklaces, but did not want to repeat the coil/tube concept. I don’t like matchy-matchy. These feel modern and light and the subtle colors are fun but still sophisticated, matching the Square…
Continue reading →I’m not sure where the germs of an idea for a design come from. I have always been curious about this, ever since I did a report in Junior High School about creativity, and reading “The Courage to Create” by Rollo May in the 1970’s. This introduction is a way of getting at last night’s…
Continue reading →I was delighted to find out that my “Echo Necklace- jewel tones” was featured on the back cover of the February/March issue of “American Craft.” The ad is for Artful Home which has a been a supporter of my work for over seven years. I feel very honored to be showcased in this way. Thank…
Continue reading →While participating in a Facebook Challenge of Jewelry Artists, I was looking through some past work. This is one of my embroidered bags which I created in 2011. It is hand embroidered with glass beads onto fabric, backed in silk. Hours and hours of work went into these bags, but I just love to make…
Continue reading →Dahlia study in the depths of winter.
Continue reading →The winter view heading south on Rt.119 from Longmont to Boulder in January.
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