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Tag Archives: Columbia
Salt and Light
After having lunch with a friend in downtown Columbia, we were looking for something else fun to do. We decided to look around in the antique store on the square for a while. I looked carefully through the whole … Continue reading
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Tagged Columbia, Heart and Hands, salt and light, saltshakers, Tennessee, Wall Candy
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Stained Glass Garden
Stained glass is another one of my varied interests. This is a piece that I created on a double-paned window in the style of a mosaic in which the glass is glued to the backing with clear adhesive and then … Continue reading
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Back By Popular Demand
Well…back by popular demand and just in time for Mother’s Day, I am offering a jewelry class at The Royal Brush in Columbia Tennessee. Campbell Plaza, Suite 7E, phone: 931-223-5351. We will be learning to use pottery clay to create … Continue reading
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In Living Color
I was in the mood to mix it up a bit today as far as color was concerned, mixing my favorites with some contrasting colors and warm wood tones. These will be available at next week’s First Thursday Artisans’ Party … Continue reading
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Blooms and Green
I tried a little something new. The cabochon on this necklace is a stamped, clay piece from my new clay experiments, as is the toggle clasp. The clay was painted after firing, but I think my next ones will be … Continue reading
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Tagged amaryllis, clay, Columbia, copper, jewelry, necklace, spring, Tennessee, The Royal Brush
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Faux Fossil
The focal on this necklace was sent to me by my friend Steph (aka Vladthebat.) It is a clay replica of an ammonite fossil that she created. I painted it and added the other gemstone and glass beads to match. … Continue reading
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Tagged ammonite, artisans, Columbia, Columbia Tennessee, fossil, necklace, Wall Candy
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Pass the Peas Please
My husband has been telling me that I need to make some more pea necklaces. I finally did some with a new twist of enameling the pods with my torch fired enamel. These are coming up for sale at an … Continue reading
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Tagged artisans, Columbia, Columbia Tennessee, local artists, torch fired enamel, Wall Candy pea pods
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