JEWELRY

Acquired

Work that has gone to other hands. It stays here to view all the same. I do miss them when they move elsewhere but having these images is a wonderful reminder of what I'm capable of. And they can still inspire.

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The.Twenty.

Twenty "oldies but goodies". Some of my favorites for sure. Each one of a kind. And each comes with a memory of the making and occasionally a memory of who has them now. Always good to see them again. And allow YOU to share in my journey.

Meander II

The Long of It

Roundabout

Fringeworthy

Myra

Arroyo

Slinky

Luna

Loopy

Hexakwan

Ombre Abacus

Second Impressions

Mirror Mirror

After Midnight

Pearlsicles

Matrix

Happy Accident

Doubletake

Go Big

Silver Ribs

More.One.Of.A.Kind.

More one of a kind and gone. I don't love them any less than the first 20 above. Actually, some of my old favorites landed here. And they can still inspire.

Alabaster & Gold Rolls

Cinnabeads

Conchas

Equators

Gears

Meander I

Patinated

Pinwheels

Rails

LIMITED EDITION

Bead.Ball.Necklaces.

This Limited Edition line utilizes wooden bead balls covered with bead knitted "wrappers," each wrapper with its own pattern. In between the knitted beads are one of a kind artisan created glass spacers. I call this a limited edition because the design is repeated but in truth they are really one of a kind because each combination is unique, not to be repeated. They are named for their colorways and the number of knitted balls included. With a few exceptions...

5 Ball Mixed

Brown-Turquoise

5 Ball Mixed

Chartreuse-Wine-Blue

5 Ball

White-Black

5 Balls

Gray-Bottle Glass

6 Ball

Teal

7 Ball

Black-Silver

Marooned

Pipeline.Necklaces.

A Limited Edition line because the technique to construct them is repeated. But while just one technique is used, they come in many colors and two different widths, each one of a kind. A Pipeline necklace starts as a flat piece of bead knitting which is then turned into a tube with the help of my original zipper graft technique. Add a magnetic closure and you have a super flexible, easy to wear necklace that folds up for easy travel if so desired. They are named for their color or bead placement design. Or both.