Getting to know me & my studio.


I use a digital Arrow Springs AF99 annealer with a pyrometer.  After the beads are annealed and cooled, I use a dremel to clean the beads under water.  I then inspect them, color co-ordinate them and then they are ready for my use in making jewelry and for sale for others to make beautiful jewelry. Most of my time is absorbed in making jewelry and lamp work beads.  I still have lots to learn at the torch and love every minute of it.  I generally use  most all of the glass on the market today.  I take great pride in creating one-of-a-kind pieces of jewelry that reflect my personality and flair for color with the hope that it will become an heirloom for that special person.
 
Aside from the world of beading and designing jewelry, I have always been active in lots of other creative crafts including floral arrangements, needlepoint, knitting, crocheting, sewing and cross-stitching.  I am an avid reader. I also enjoy playing the piano and am a vocalist. 
 
Professionally, I was a health analyst for a while.  I am an  interior designer and had my own retail gifts, interiors, antiques and design shop and am in the process of closing out the retail end of things.  I will be listing lots of the items on my web page and eBay so, please, browse through my items listed under gifts and interiors and eBay.
 
 
I have been selling my original jewelry to friends and family and in my retail shop. Since closing the shop, now my venue will be my web site, eBay, and specialty boutiques.
 
I am a member of:  Art Glass Forum
                                 WetCanvas.com
                                  Lampwork Etc.
                                  GlassArtists.org
 
Click on "My Studio" and see where I spend most of my time these days. 

Back out the door to my studio to try out some new glass!