JEWELRY
Available
Work that is still with me.
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Start.Here.
The ones I might choose to show you first if you visited me in my studio. Each, one of a kind, never to be repeated. A variety of techniques, some with quite unusual components and each one still with me. For now. Recently left for new homes:
Paper Cascade and Metals in Bloom. Still viewable in the Acquired section. Stay tuned.
Mixed Berries
Metals in Bloom II
Sunset Beachwalk
Ethiopiabacus
Double Corona
Do-Knots
Bake Around
Smoked Ruffles
Hide and Seek
Paper Petals
Greek Key
Coppermine
Layers (Revisited)
Fruit Salad
Roll-Ups
Roll Around
Still Waters Run
Spring Garden
Lower 48
Happy Trails
More.One.Of.A.Kind.
So many ideas! So many sources of inspiration. A fascinating plant at a garden conservatory. Jasper planks dyed my favorite color (red!). Black and white glass creations from a Ukranian artist discovered on Instagram. Each one of a kind and available. For now.
Anthurium
First Impression
Grayscale
X's & Ooh's
Zipped Out
Moroccan Bead Cuff
Murano Noir
Murano Wreaths
Rails
Rock & Roll
Spiralfest
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.
4 Ball Burnt
Orange Turquoise
4 Ball Cream
w sterling cable wires
4 Ball Mixed
Blue-Red-Silver
4 Ball Mixed
Gold-Red
4 Ball Mixed
Green-Orange
5 Ball Mixed
Red-Seafoam
6 Ball Mixed
Turq-Lav
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.
Back & Forth
Fibonacci Cloud
Fibonacci Gold
Lupine
Snakeskin
Southwest Spiral
Totem
