This item was donated to the St Joseph’s Parish fundraiser in Oct 2007.
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This is a dainty pendant with dark green glass, black speckles and black enameled copper wire. I really liked the celtic style stirrup bail that I put with this and the dangle of beads that finishes this off. 
This teal and pink fused glass pendant is wrapped in brass wire and has several beaded accents. 
Clear fused glass with blue / green accents and bright green enamel copper wire wrap. This look really good with a variety of summer and spring clothes, and because it’s a clear base if accents whatever color you wear. 
Pendant of fused dichroic glass with silver wire and glass bead accents. 
This is a very tailored piece with abstract colors and simple wire wrapping using enameled copper wire. I chose a do a very tight double strand twist of fine wire for the wrap. 
A burst of autumn colors with copper wire using silver and beaded accents surrounding a dichroic cabochon. 
I nick named this one Blue Delight. A very fun necklace of fused dichroic glass, it has sterling silver and enameled copper wire with glass and silver bead accents. I hated to see this one go… 
Fused glass cabochon with dichroic glass, silver wire wrap and glass bead accents. The silvery pink and the blue-green dichroic glass are lovely together. The beads that cascade at the top were carefully chosen and co-ordinate well with the cabochon. 
Custom pendant of multiple layers of fused dichroic glass and mica powders. It has a copper wire wrap with a glass accent bead. |
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