Monthly Archives: October 2008

I Seem to Have Been Tagged

I don’t participate inĀ this type of thingĀ - mostly because I don’t know seven (in this case) people to foist it upon. I’m always the weak link in the chain. In this case I’ll make a half assed try…
The Rules:

Link to your tagger and list these rules on your blog.
Share 7 facts about yourself on your [...]

My Trey Beads

I just got back from a Trey Cornette class at Hale Fire Glass in Madison, AL. It was a great class. Trey is an awesome artist and great teacher. The other students in the class were awesome as well. And, of course the studio space and hostess Terry Hale was just wonderful.
I have said a [...]

Over and Above

That is the name of this necklace – Over and Above. I’m not good at naming things, but I think I like having a name for my work rather than just IMG_00215 or something, So, I need to work on naming my work. Hopefully that is something that will get easier with [...]

Glass Geek

Some colors of glass must be harder to produce than others. Pinks for instance tend to be hard to find in the traditional Italian pallet – or can be found, but they’re either not that great or very expensive. This leaves plenty of room in the art glass industry for newer companies to develop [...]

Aislyn’s Bracelet Revisited

I posted before, that the bracelet I made for a long time family friend’s granddaughter got lost in the mail. Actually, we think it was stolen – it got to the post office, but not to the intended recipient. So…. I made another one, and I just got confirmation that the bracelet was received and [...]