I have a bunch of things to show you today. Once again, I have been working on the beads I need for the pendant swap and am pretty pleased w...

I was first introduced to Sweet Annie ( Artemisia Annua ) by a friend who used to groom our dogs. I had taken the "girls" over fo...

Today, I really got on the enamel train! There are more, but this is the best of the bunch. The picture is terrible, but it shows the assor...

I've been trying to get a good picture of this set since I made them. We have a sunny day today, so I took them outside and snapped thi...

I was working on a special order vessel this weekend along with some more of the "redware" type beads I was so excited about in my...

So many ideas going through my head - and in so many directions! First, I had a really nice response to the wire wrapped focals I showed las...

I knew I wouldn't be able to restrain myself. The first pendant here, the earthy one was the first one I tried to put my own spin on thi...

The photo isn't the best, but I thought I'd post this - just because I'm sort of excited about this technique. I'm in a pend...

After the success of my first experiments with enamels, I was inspired to continue and try some more. Roses in the Snow kept going through m...

I decided to participate in another inspiration challenge and the first bead is the result. It sorta conveys the feeling of the picture (wh...

Yes, I must admit, the Bantams have been around longer than the Chukars, so they aren't the newest additions, just the latest pictures.....

The most recent additions to our menagerie are a bunch of bantam chicks. I think I mentioned them before when they were still chicks), but ...

I really need to stay active with my torchwork. It seems I was away for a few weeks and came back really rusty. But, at least I made a few...

The resin charms I showed a few posts back didn't work out, so I wound up making beads and wrapping them with copper. They aren't as...

Well, it's been a couple of busy days and corny seems to be the operative word! Last evening, Tina & I taught a class on making herb...

Yes, they've taken over again! A few months ago, we finally released the pheasants that we had raised last spring and fed and kept safe...