
Hand flamed lampwork beads designed by Nancy Gant. Nancy is a Lampwork Artist from the Pacific Northwest. She currently works and teaches in Eugene, Oregon. Her work can be found in North West Galleries and Bead Stores, as well as Ebay, ETSY & Bonanza
Saturday, May 9, 2009

Saturday, April 25, 2009

As promised, here are the two pages of my notes for today's class. I had a great time. You were all fun. Dave, boro boy you have such a great humor, I hope your wife gets you to make a few soft glass florals. Thank you all for coming. If you have any questions or comments please e-mail or call me. This is page one of my notes. They really were only meant for me, so if you have questions please ask. Maybe by my fall class I will have a booklet or a video, what a challenge. You all made the class fun, I will look forward to my next class. The next entry will have the page two, that has the information for the leaf cane and a few sketches for the floral's. Thanks again, stay in touch.

Here is the second page to my notes for the class.
It is the notes for the leaf stringer and the Stone Iris that I had time to demo. Sorry this was only a one day class. I sure hope that you all had fun and got something from what we did have time to cover. Please e-mail me photos or comments from the class. I love getting feed back, even if it is things would like me to change.
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Week end fun

Okay so ya know how nice it is when you have help in the Garden. It is! Well Scott is feeling much better. Yesterday he did some weeding and pulled out all of my forget me not flowers. Nice. He said they all looked like weeds to him. What a brat, and a lame excuse. Then today he was putting in some new lighting and dug my prize out door Orchids. This time he said that they were grass. I guess I made him feel a little guilty he went out to the compost bin and pulled them all out and replanted them. Oh and while he was doing such a great job of gardening I was playing inside on my torch. This is one of the styles that I will be teaching this Saturday in my class at the Eugene Glass School. There are still a couple of spots open if you want to come join me. Have a great week.
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Teddy Bear Hugs

Sunday, March 29, 2009
Here is a center view. See the nippers on the shelf to the left, handy. I use them a lot so it is nice to have them right there. See the beads hanging, they are sets that I have made over the years when I have taken classes. I keep each set together so that I can reflect on the tricks and technique of all the different talent that I have been able to spend time with. There are several little glasses with assorted stringers, a cup for dead matches, a cup of water. Little glass dishes with scraps of color. To the left I have a two tier tool shelf. I covered wood blocks and nailed a couple of metal trays to them to hold an assortment of my favorite tools handy. The surface are tile samples that I bought to decide on my floor, these were not the winners. Then I have a metal cookie sheet that has only one raised edge. Sett the rod rest at the back. It is a socket holder .97 cents. It works well. This was step two..
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Spring Cleaning.

Friday, March 20, 2009
Sunday, March 15, 2009

With Easter only a few weeks away I needed to play with spring! What better to say spring then with a new collection of Spring Baby's. Lion, Elephant, zebra, Piggy's, Cow and Turtles. They each have a little personality unique to the rest. I have sent a collection of bracelets to the Rouge Gallery in Medford Oregon. The beads will be going to Harliquin Beads in Eugene towards the end of next week. Have a good Spring and do something fun.