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Hello from Alaska! I'm excited to be joining this community and want to thank you for stopping by to check out my beads. I welcome e:mails! Thanks again for looking!
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This bracelet has four small beads with murrini roses on them, and the double-sided rabbit focal bead also has murrini roses. I also made the other latticino and acorn beads. I was really happy with the way this whole bracelet came together!
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The harbor seal bead is big -- about 3.5 inches in length -- and I made it on a curved mandrel. I like how the curved mandrel naturally conforms to the shape of the seal!
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I made this with Terra, and it turned out looking like fossilized ivory -- everyone really liked the effect!
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This figure was made from effetre light ivory, and I matted everything except the face, hands, and seal. It ended up looking like it was made from bone!
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This little hive is 1" tall and 1" wide at the base. I need to tweak a couple things, but this was the trial run of bee hives, and they made me happy. Happy summer to all of you!
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The chicken is the unofficial mascot of the Alaska Bead Society! Here are a couple girls I made in honor of that!
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I worked and worked on getting this cane right, and I like the way it turned out!
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I call these "tapestry flowers" because they remind me of a William Morris tapestry, sort of. If you'll excuse me for comparing my beads to a William Morris tapestry!
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She's proud of her brood! All of my chicken bead proceeds go to Heifer International (www.heifer.org).
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I have dichroic glass in the center of this bead, and I matted the ivory glass to give it a real organic look.
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It was -13 degress this morning -- good weather to stay inside and make beads! I feel just like these Arctic Fox beads -- curl up in a ball and wait until spring!
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I've made several types of beads from Effetre Pastel Ivory because it looks exactly like walrus ivory. Being from Alaska, this is my way of paying homage to the Alaska Native artists who make such wonderful sculptures from walrus ivory.
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I thought this was the perfect piece of driftwood for these guys!
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I absolutely love koi fish -- can't think of another creature that looks more beautiful no matter what art medium it is depicted in.
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This bead has a matte finish, while the trees and moon stand out in shiny relief.
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One of my goals this summer is to find a fish float on the beach in Homer (actually, it's my goal every year and so far I haven't found one). Maybe this year will be my lucky summer!
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Underneath these flowers is vine latticino encased in clear. This bead really feels like summer to me!
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Ravens and full moons are a winter staple here in Alaska. This is a 2" lentil bead, and the detail is hard to reveal in a photo since it is a curved shape!
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