Colors of Fall Art Festival

Where to find me in September.......

"Pretty in Pink" Bracelet and Earrings - $50. (SOLD)

The "Pretty in Pink" bracelet features lampwork beads and glass foil coins (the middle bead is twisted.) Shades of light pink, deep pink and silvery pink, added with the sparkle of Swarovski crystals, make this bracelet something special.

Earrings to match.

"Mary Christina" Bracelet (NOT FOR SALE)

This is a very special bracelet that might join the ranks of pieces I can't give up.

I've had these cloisonne beads in my collection for a couple of years now and tonight they just jumped out at me. As I was making the bracelet, I was thinking of my grandmother because she loved the colour purple, so I named it "Mary Christina" for her. While I was taking pictures for this blog, I realized today is my grandmother's anniversary........

"Mary Christina" is a dazzler. Made up of nine cloisonne diamond-shaped and round beads, 46 Swarovski bicone crystals in clear and amethyst, this bracelet is warm and lovely....... just the way I remember my grandmother.

Getting Ready for A Show

I've been making jewelry for the Colors of Fall Art Festival next month in Glens Falls, NY. If you're going to be in the area that day, stop by and say hello!

Colors of Fall Art Festival

Saturday, September 20, 2008

10 am to 4 pm

Crandall Park, Upper Glen Street

Glens Falls, NY

The Adirondack Balloon Festival will be in Glens Falls that weekend as well!!!

"Emerald Isle" Bracelet - $48.

These bracelets are so much fun to wear! Here are two views of "Emerald Isle" which show the bracelet flat and how it looks dangling on the wrist. Very lightweight and lots of shine, these bracelets come in all colours of vintage lucite and Swarovski crystals.

"Mardi Gras" Earrings - $18. (SOLD)

These polymer clay beads remind me of Mardi Gras! Accented with Swarovski crystals on top and a sterling silver spiral underneath, these earrings are bursting with colour!

The polymer clay beads were made by Israeli bead artist Elena Bucharska.

"Crystal Clusters" Earrings - $18.

Here are "Crystal Clusters" for women who like shorter earrings. They still give you all the sparkle and some movement that the longer dangles are known for, without the length.

I make these in all colours and change things up by using bigger jumprings or different kinds of sterling silver chain.

"Crystal Clusters" Earrings - $28.

Another pair of "Crystal Clusters" - these are a medium length and on sterling silver chain link.

"Crystal Clusters" Earrings - $28.

I call this series of earrings "Crystal Clusters". Eight Swarovski crystals hang on each long, slim strand of sterling silver, creating a cluster effect. Lots of motion in these earrings! They are lightweight, elegant and beautiful! (And they come in all colours.)

"Swinging Crystal" Earrings - $40.

I love these earrings! Made up of 26 Swarovski crystals, these dangles will hang lightly from your ears, giving you plenty of sparkle. They are very feminine and romantic, and come in all colours.

"Flower Dazzle" Bracelet - $60.

This bracelet is a flower lover's delight! Lots of pretty flowers decorate these polymer clay rounds with plenty of Swarovski sparkle throughout.

As always, all the silver is sterling. Bracelet size can be adjusted to fit any wrist.

The polymer clay beads were made by Israeli bead artist Elena Bucharska. (I love Elena's beads! She is awesome!!)

"Evening Glory" Bracelet and Earrings - $60. + $18. (SOLD)

I make matching earrings for all my bracelets and necklaces and here's a pair to go with my "Evening Glory" bracelet. Polymer clay rounds and accenting Swarovski crystal bicones are all wrapped up in sterling silver to make this a classic, elegant set.

The polymer clay beads were made by Israeli bead artist Elena Bucharska.

"Burst of Blossoms" Bracelet - $60.

This is my favourite bracelet to make (and I've been making lots of them!)

Gorgeous ploymer clay oval nuggets, 30 bicone Swarovski crystals and lots of sterling silver make this bracelet something very special.

The polymer clay beads were made by Israeli bead artist Elena Bucharska.