The time  is at hand: that moment when I look at my large inventory of completed works and conclude that some of those early pieces are neve...

I do dream of the sea... often. But in this post, I refer to my newly finished set of statement necklace, bracelet, and earrings. Several pe...

I finished my Battle piece this week. Or, at least I THINK I finished it... some tweaking may be required between now and May 11th, which is...

It's now Day 18 into the Battle of The Beadsmith 2013 and things are happening.  Before I began stitching beads down, I had a drawing ...

Today is Day 10 of the Battle of The Beadsmith. I've been bent over my table, nose in bead bowls, since April 1st: string a bead, stitc...

Last summer I was honored to be asked to be a judge in the first Battle Of The Beadsmith, an international beading competition on Facebook. ...

It's been such a long time since my last post, I hardly know where to start again.   So, I'll blow the dust off the surfaces here, s...

I've been working solidly this past week with polymer clay after I sold several pieces while we were on vacation. Katie's Traveling ...

When I was Shibori Girl (for real, that is), I had piles and piles of beautiful, streaky-patterned hand-dyed fabrics to transform into weara...

I promised pictures of the polymer clay pieces made from my first attempt at mokume gane. As I gathered them all together for their glamour...

Since returning from Canada, I've been in the studio learning new surface design techniques with polymer clay. I've had this book f...

Last week Marble Man and I proved the Blogosphere can be a very small place when we met fellow blogger, Gabriela Delworth , in Toronto. Her...