A mixed media jewelery piece. Inspired by various Amer ican Indian designs. Using leather cord, plumbing parts, chain and metal.
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A smallish fused glass pendant with a happy jumble of red, black and orange frit and stringers on a white base. 
This necklace was made from some of the first semi-precious stones I ever bought at a Gem show. It’s one of my favorites for that reason. Well – the fact that it has purple beads doesn’t hurt either. 
I was at a convention the day I made this…talking to my friend Denneal and showing her various techniques. She really liked this simple and elegant design. Denneal pushed me to realize my dreams of starting the business and selling my own work after seeing several pieces I had made. EDIT: Ironically the first sale I […] 
This pendant uses a fused glass cabochon featuring a burst of dichroic that shows off pink and silver blue over a black and clear background. Finished with a square silver wire wrap. 
Clear fused glass with pink and teal stripes, wrapped in pink enameled copper wire with bead dangles. 
Pendant made of clear fused glass with red glass accents and a simple border wire wrap. The border wire wrap is actually two separate wires (red and silver) with a tight twist. 
This necklace I made years and years ago out of fairly cheap parts…mostly base metals, plastic and painted wood beads. It still gets compliments any time I wear it. Just goes to show that good design in the cheapest materials can fool the eye nicely. I especially like the pseudo Indian feel which was inspired […] 
This fused glass pendant shaped like a wing, has blue and black glass stripes on a white glass background with a sterling silver bail. 
A medley of spring green and pinks this necklace and earring set I’ve given the name Spring Song. |
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