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| Come check this page out to learn more about Hot Glass working as well as Tips on what it takes to get your own glass working studio set up, and even some Glassworking Tutorials! |
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| I belong to the Arizona Society of Glass Beadmakers. Come visit their website! |
| Another great forum is the International Society of Glass Beadmakers. Come visit their website for some great info on lampworking! |
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| Please visit my Etsy store! Just click on the pictures below to view each listing. Thanks! |
| A gallery dedicated to my wonderful customers and their beautiful creations! |
| I belong to a wonderful forum for glass and jewelry artist's at www.lampworketc.com Come check out the rooms full of fun! Great info on lampworking in all categories and some wonderful glass working friends! |
| I accept international money orders from around the world! |
| Please check out my other newly listed items. Just click on the picture below to view more information about the creation. |
| A wonderful bead donation program for children going through the cancer treatment process. |
| Wednesday, February 8th, 2012 -2:15pm |

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| A fun and exciting new venture for me....GLASS AND JEWELRY CLASSES! I will be teaching at two different studio locations, as well as offering private lessons at my Gilbert, AZ home studio. For more information about any of the classes, cost, times, dates, etc. please email me or visit my "classes" page: |

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| Do you want to learn how to make your own glass creations or jewelry? Come take a class with me at two different local shops or private lessons at my home studio! |
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| I have been busy the last few weeks with glass and jewelry classes! I am hoping to get on a more disciplined schedule so I can make some time to create each week because I am going through withdrawals for sure! I did get a tiny bit of time to create a fun little necklace that I posted up for grabs today, just click on the pictures below to view more information about this creation. |
| Lampwork Bead Set "Southwest Silver" (set featured in GlassLine magazine!) |
| Lampwork Bead Set "Stone Vision" |
| Lampwork Charm Necklace A little book about the 'Ocean" |

| I also got a tiny bit of crafting time over Super Bowl Sunday. We went to my In-laws and had some good food, but since I am not a big fan of football I took a project I have been working on with little glass bottles that I have collected from thrift stores, some driftwood, and some inspiration from Pinterest. The bottles can be used for tiny vases to hold single flowers for a unique garden decoration! |