A different variation on the steel 3-petal earrings – I’d forgotten I’d made them until I was inventorying for the sale.

The Towson Metals & Jewelry Club was very successful – lots of positive feedback & everyone sold stuff! (I even bought a few things – and am anticipating a few post-sale trades.)

If you missed it, have no fear, the club will return in May with their spring sale!

Great job and congrats everyone!

The Towson University Metals & Jewelry Club sale starts today!
Thursday, November 30 – Center for the Arts Atrium
Friday, December 1 – University Union
Saturday, December 2 – Center for the Arts Atrium
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Stop by and purchase jewelry, ornaments, t-shirts, baked goods and more made by TU students, faculty, and alumni.

One of my students, Anastasiya, has started her own blog. (And I have to admit she did a much better job introducing herself than I did.) I’m glad to see my minor obsession is spreading to my students.

I just mailed off the first round of applications for 2007 craft shows – I’ll keep you posted on which shows I’ll be at when I get word.

Joe and I are back from the wedding – just in time for the last 3 weeks of the semester – so who knows when I’ll work in my studio next. The wedding was fun, thanks to everyone who braved the weather to get there. (And to keep this post related to my work – note the earrings I’m wearing.)

Gold earrings – made for my wedding on Wednesday.

Multiples at Heidi Lowe – the Jewelry Studio in Rehoboth Beach, DE – opening Saturday, November 18 7-9 PM. Including work by Towson University students April Wood (top left) and Adrienne Wiegmann (top right) and faculty Janet Huddie (bottom left) and me (bottom right).

Most of my time lately is consumed with teaching at Towson University, so I wanted to share the work of two of my students, just in time for the student show.
Towson University Student Art Exhibition – opening Thursday, November 16 – 7:30PM.
Includes (top) one of a set of three lovely copper vessels by Yu Jin Jung and (bottom) this ring (and an excellent display) by Adrienne Wiegmann.

I’m loving graphic black and white floral prints right now- such as these (top) from Rooms in Bloom and (bottom) a new print from Marimekko, available via textile arts.