I’m enjoying layering and recycling and building a surface with hand drawn, hand painted and printed elements. I’m also drawing directly on the wood panel. After I feel the process is complete, I varnish the piece. I would like this to go in the less “greeting card” direction and more in the direction of innovative…
Continue reading →Queen Anne’s Lace and English garden tones.
Continue reading →Just finished this new sculptural, “Alluvium Cuff.” It combines wire wrapping, oxidized silver and gemstones (Fluorite, Smoky Quartz, Labradorite) with free-form peyote stitch bead weaving. It’s 6 1/2″ around and 1 3/4″ high, and is light and stays closed on its own. I love the organic play of the stones, beadwork and wrapping in this…
Continue reading →Many of you know that I have been creating watercolors throughout the year for about the last 5 years. I have sold many of them. However, I have dozens and dozens stacked up in piles in various nooks in my studio and garage. Today I started to recycle. I would like to do a series…
Continue reading →The carmine red has changed to a pink and the layers of petals are showing more clearly as they open up.
Continue reading →Needing fresh, water-color and flowers.
Continue reading →In 2017, I created this necklace. As will happen in the design process, I made it, looked at it, revamped it, assembled it and felt it was finished. But after a few months, I reassembled it into this new configuration. Though it doesn’t feel nearly as sculptural and almost has an ethnic feeling now, it’s…
Continue reading →Here is a long (56″) beaded bead necklace that can be worn once, twice or three times around- complementing any simple dress or blouse. In the past I have made this necklace with little nuggets of pyrite (you can see it at my shop) but felt like trying a different kind of spacer this time….
Continue reading →The new Artful Home catalog has arrived and it is simply beautiful- a feast for the eyes. These folks have been featuring my work for the last eight years and have been a backbone of my business for those many years. They appreciate fine craft and art, and they feature a fantastic section of wearables…
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