When I visited where Bridge tofu is made in CT, I was surprised to find see that my favorite tofu had a lot in common with the eco-friendly jewelry I make. Read on to find out more!
When I decided to make jewelry making my career, I knew that in order to be happy I would have to create my business in alignment with my personal values. Creating jewelry that is eco-friendly was my top priority. Thankfully a company I was introduced to through...
Hand weaving chain using a 5000-year-old technique is one of my specialties, and it is quite a process. I've created this blog post with many pictures so you can see and read about all the steps involved!
I've always wanted a banner for my booth at craft shows, which would ideally describe my work to passersby while enhancing the look of my booth. See step-by-step instructions on how I made my own eco-friendly banner out of fabric from my wedding!
In getting ready for my first show this spring, I realized that I wanted to have a new ring display for my new line of "Elemental" minimalist geometric rings. So I made one! Using all materials that I had on hand, I got to work and came up with this ring display...
Click on "Continue Reading" for step-by-step instructions on making your own handmade upcycled ring holder!
Just yesterday I finished handcrafting another round of jewelry for the Maine Mineral and Gem Museum (MMGM), which will be opening in Bethel, Maine later this year. The tourmaline that the MMGM sent me to work with is so beautiful! These were all mined at the same quarry, the Dunton Mine in Newry, Maine.
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I thought share some photos with you to show you some of my most essential tools and equipment for hand making jewelry in my studio.This is where I do my soldering.
Click on "Continue Reading" to read about more of the equipment in my studio...
