Featured Artist on Harlequin.com News Letter & Web Site

How nice to be the Featured Artist for Harlequin Beads News letter and in the Lawmpwork art bead sale. Check it out at http://www.harlequinbeads.com

Chocolate Easter Bunnies! Here for Easter!

Here is to all who grow Iris, a beautiful Flower. This group is on the way to NJ, thanks for the order, enjoy

Here is a specail bracelet that I made to donate to the OSU Woman's Basketball Boosters to auction off. I really enjoyed the process and did it in honor of my Grandmother.

Kudos from Art Fire

"Oooohhhh I love these.....your work is spectacularly detailed, and quite perfect. Thank you!..."

The end of a year

Okay so I'm done with 2009. I just need a few more days to pass.
It was a great year, I enjoyed it a lot. I even found time to take a pottery class!
I am going to write an article for Glass Line in the next two weeks. So I will be playing a lot with HOT glass. I will post my progress here on my blog and some pic's so come back soon. Until then make the most of the few last days of 2009.
Cheers

A splash of Orange & Black

I had a request for Oregon State colors, so I sat down and played with the Orange and black. The top and bottom bracelets are encased in clear so the orange is a bit lighter. Its more old school. The middle bracelets are not encased so the orange is darker. Can you say OOOooo SSSsss UUUuuu

For the Beaver Fans out there!!

You can find me now on Art Fire. I put some hot prices there because the monthly fee is nice and low. enjoy looking. Just click on this link

more...Gaffer, the other white meat!

here is the new color Chalcedony. Lots oc color to be had with this glass. Im not to sure yet how to control what I want. But is sure fun to play with the oxygen mix and see what happens. The only draw back is the kiln takes too long to cool down!

Gaffer, the other white meat!

So I won some Gaffer glass a year ago at the Eugene Class School Flame off. I set it in vase next to my torch and never played with it. I told myself that I just didn't have enough of the colors to really play with or risk the mix up with my 104 glass. Last week I found my self on a trip so close to Kent Washington that I had to stop in and fill out my color pallet. So now I have more then enough. My next question was how will I keep it separated? Well check this out...These trays are stove burner covers in a rectangle shape, I got them for .49 cents each at a local thrift shop! They are the perfect size. Then I zip tied some cooking cooling racks in a stack to use as a mini shelf system. This will make it easy to play..