I've been working on a new series of colorful rainbow jewelry for a while now and am so happy to let you know they're finished! They'll be available online at my website very soon. To be notified when they're available, join my mailing list if you haven't already and y...
I've been having so much fun working with silver metal clay lately.
Silver metal clay, also known as precious metal clay or pmc, is an amazing material. It's silver particles suspended in an organic binder. When it's fired, all the binder burns off and what's left is p...
I felt like making something bright and cheery for summer, so I made these earrings. They are available in my Etsy shop. Clicking on the pictures will take you there.
I don't make bracelets very often, but I had a special request, so I made 3 more. I'm so happy I did because I LOVE how these turned out. It was fun to use some faceted stones, pearls and other beads that I had been saving for just the right project.
I am happy to share that I will be featured artist for the month of February at Red Chair Gallery. My work will be featured along with the mixed media paintings of Kim McClain and the craftsman inspired pottery of Eleanor Murphey.
One of the questions I'm asked the most is "How do you make your loops?" So,I made a brief video to show you. I hope it is helpful! Like so many things, the more you do it, the easier it will get and the better your loops will be.
I have been using this easy method to return my sterling silver jewelry to bright and shiny as new ever since learning about it from a customer. It has saved me sooooo much time and elbow grease, and saved me from exposure to who knows what is in those messy polishing...
