Here’s a lovely little fairy house I made for a friend’s daughter. This is a Candytuft Flower Fairy with a very interactive dwelling. Her furniture can be moved inside or out and she has a variety of foods to server to friends, including a Starbucks coffee and Frappuccino! Inside is a tea light that can be turned on or off using a pulley system, and the outside lamp plugs into the log, which secretly hold the batteries. I haven’t made a fairy house in a while and I certainly enjoyed it! Thanks Amanda!
New Terrarium
24 Jun 2015 Leave a comment
This terrarium features a hand-painted cottage sitting upon a hill. When you follow the cobblestone path down, you’ll find a patio set in the shade of a majestic palm. There are three chairs where your fairies can sit and gaze out upon the ocean, or whatever sits outside your window!
Fairy Gardens
24 May 2014 Leave a comment
My first patio fairy garden. This has been in my head for weeks now and I’m so happy to finally have time to get it out! Now maybe I can sleep at night.
Carson Bears are here!
05 Mar 2014 Leave a comment
This is the place for you to order your Carson Bears and donate to Carson.
Wave Sculpture with Aquarium Bead
09 Jul 2013 Leave a comment
The wave was made from Polymer Clay and features a small lampworked aquarium bead, complete with tang fish, rocks, and sea weed.
Wall Plaque for Isis
01 Jul 2012 Leave a comment
One of my old high school friends, Shawn, asked me to make a wall plaque of his daughter’s name.
I hope you like it!
Vanessa’s Mermaid Box
11 Apr 2012 Leave a comment
This little box has the largest mermaid I’ve made. She is just a bit smaller than my thumb. But that’s large for my figures. I made this for a friend. She wanted something special to hold the rings for her upcoming vow renewal. I was more than happy to make her one. She and her husband and doing such a wonderful job raising their son, and living life. I love supporting friends in this way.
I’ve Gone International!
22 Mar 2012 Leave a comment
So I loaded some of my bead sets onto Etsy.com and they are selling like hotcakes! Three sets went to a woman in Sweden! So now I’m an international exporter…so to speak.
Three other sets sold before I even finished uploading all of the sets onto Etsy. And a woman at work, who also is a facebook friend, saw a set she liked, so I’m delivering them to her today!
I’m so excited! I never thought that people would actually “like” my wonky beads!
What are “Wonky” beads?
Well, wonky beads are those that didn’t actually turn out the way I intended. Some have designs that are slightly off center, or the shape of the bead isn’t perfectly round. There are lots of things that I classify as “wonky”. I also don’t feel like I’m ready to sell my beads for a truly professional price. I still feel like I’m getting the hang of lampworking; even though I’ve been at it for over a year. So if you’re thinking of ordering or purchasing my beads, do it soon…before I decide I’m good enough to raise the price. (wink wink)