I can’t believe September is so far gone! It’s the 18th already. Well I spent the day feeling lousy, even napped, which didn’t help at all, and nothing has touched this headache. While I moaned on the couch, I did work on finishing up some projects that are a bit overdue. [...]
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She admits to hating professional sports June 19, 2008
Posted in Just stuff, lampworking, tagged Beads, celtics, lampworking, professional sports, super heroine on June 19, 2008 | 7 Comments »
I’ve never seen the point in professional sports. I don’t understand the need to pay adults to play games, while people watch. I don’t understand the value we place on entertainers, in general.
I live in New England, and we have some great sports teams at this point in history. The Red Sox [...]
She Melted Glass! May 9, 2008
Posted in Knitting, lampworking, tagged Beads, Cotton yarn, Glass, Knitting, lampwork, lampworking, sweater on May 10, 2008 | 3 Comments »
I rarely get time to play in the glass studio anymore, which I do whine about from time to time, but today I did something about it. I spent a lot more time then I have beads to show for it, but I’ll show some more tomorrow, as they are still in the kiln.
Joy Charmers
I [...]
She made beads! March 20, 2008
Posted in lampworking, tagged Beads, glass bead making, lampwork, Michael knott, The Flow Magazine on March 20, 2008 | 1 Comment »
I recently taught a class for glass bead makers, which, accompanied with several new products I had to test, has me making beads again. I’m putting together a tutorial to be published in “The Flow Magazine“, and they’d like to have me work up some more for future issues. I needed a set of really [...]
Shopping!! October 30, 2007
Posted in house projects, lampworking, shopping, tagged etsy, fabric, lampwork, lampworking, pottery, summer in the City on October 31, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Handmade is where it’s at…like totally! Besides making a lot of my own things, there are times that I buy handmade…who am I kidding, there are more then just “times”…I buy handmade a lot. How do I find all the cool stuff? www.Etsy.com This fabulous little site is devoted to the makers and buyers of [...]

