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| Monogram for a friend |
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| Christmas Gift. The husband did a great job designing and knowing what his wife wanted! |
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| A Mom's Necklace |
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| Grandma's Charm Necklace |
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| Another Grandma's Charm Necklace |
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| Okay, so I know these aren't jewelry, but they are cute felted wool star dolls I made for some of the little girls in my life. They were loved! They're perfect for travel, too! |
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| Though this is a little bit hard to see, it's a locket style necklace made from two separate silver pieces. It's a Mom's treasure necklace with the initials of her family inside. |
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| This is the same necklace as above. This is what it looks like when it's being worn. |
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| My mom made these beads out of pink batik fabric and requested earrings. These were a little out of my box to make, but I love the way they turned out! |
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| This piece is for an upcoming auction to raise money for the youth at our church who are going to Africa. |
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| This is the other piece for the Africa Auction. (If you're local and like it, I can give you the details of the Auction) |
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| I LOVE these earrings! They're fun to wear and different from what I normally make. |
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| I don't think you can have too many green earrings! |
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| These earrings are made from Kazuri beads, which are fair trade beads made in Africa. They're teal and I think they go with just about everything! |
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| This is a long necklace I made to go with everything. It has a tassle, a sparrow, and a decorative ring. |
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| Green. Can you tell it's my favorite color? I'm branching out this spring with oranges and yellows and teals, but for now, this necklace is made from recycled glass beads I picked up in Asheville, NC, my hometown. |
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| When I travel I enjoy finding a few beads (if possible) that remind me of the trip. This necklace has three jade beads from Guatemala. We went on a tour of the Jade Factory in Guatemala City. Easily my favorite side trip! |
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| I was experimenting with putting ribbon in with a design. LOVE this ribbon which shimmers orange and green depending on the light! |
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| Here's the jade, close up. (All of the beads are jade and jasper, but the jade from Guatemala are the larger beads, the 4th, 6th and 8th from the right.) |
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| I'm usually a silver girl. But this necklace is brass. It is mixed media involving brass chain, brass filigree charms, a felted wool bead, and a swarovski crystal. |
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| Here's the close up. You can see the turquoise felted wool bead peeking out of the brass ball. And the glitter that the swarovski crystal adds to the brass filigree charm. |
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| Infertility and Infant Loss is certainly close to my heart. This necklace is a design for a dear one whose babies were born to heaven. The crystals are for the months that are the hardest (can be due date or date of loss). It is stamped with a heart with wings. |
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| This necklace was intentionally designed to be significant to the wearer, but discreet at the same time. |
