Showing posts with label etsy glass artist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label etsy glass artist. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 11, 2007

Falling in Love with Lampwork




Susan, the artisan and designer of etsy shop Cserpent , obviously loves to design jewelry using lampwork beads. Being a lampwork addict myself, I appreciate the beauty of her pieces. She has the ability to bring out the full richness and colors of these handmade beads with her unique style and design. Take a look at her wonderful jewelry today and have your checkbook handy. Please read more on Susan's blog.

Thursday, October 18, 2007

Shoozles

What a great shop name for this talented lady. I know when you take a look at Michelle's great work, you will add her shop to your list of favorites. Here is what she says about herself in her bio.



"I'm Shoozles, it's a nick name that goes way back and stuck with me so now it is my company name. I am an artist/jewelry maker, former graphic designer mother of triplets. I have made all kinds of jewelry for over 17 years now, clay, poly clay, paper, plastic that includes shrink plastic and the friendly plastic kind but nothing compares to fusing glass. Of the 17 years in jewelry I have fused glass for 7 of those years now. My fusing anniversary just came up HA! I never get tired of creating ART for people to wear, just makes me happy. If you asked me what my greatest job has ever been I would tell you it is being a mom to my 3, 11 yr old boys. They are the reason I work from my home now and gave up that high pressure advertising and design job :) No regrets I tell ya!I did ebay for over 4 years and I am proud to say I have 100% feedback, but I am glad I have ebay behind me and have found a place here that loves the artist in me.I hope you will be happy with the things I have here please feel free to ask questions, I also do custom work as well. I love to have contact with my customers.Thanks so much for looking."

Michelle

Monday, October 15, 2007

Hippos from Down Under and Minnie Mouse

Are you wondering what Minnie Mouse and hippos have to do with these pictures? These are the creative names Anne Dundas has given her beautiful beads. The red ones are called Minnie Mouses Shoes and the purple ones are called Hippos in my Bathtub.