http://belladio.etsy.com
http://belladio.blogspot.com
What she has to say about herself:I am a Stay at home mom with 3 boys living in Indianapolis. Six years ago I began playing around with beading during a play date with friends. I started out just making jewelry for myself and then giving them as gifts. As more people took interest in my work I started taking it more seriously. A few years into crafting, buying beads and stringing them no longer thrilled me, so I
decided to go to the next step and make my own beads. Thus began my work with polymer clay. Polymer Clay opened up different avenues for
me as I was able to sell my designs in the antiques/tea room where I worked. I am never content for long and felt the need to branch out even more and added wirework to my designs. In between all of these
ventures, a friend turned me on to Cafepress. I started to design t-shirts from drawings that I had done. Looking around, I wanted to express my faith to any generation so I made designs that had scriptures in them, but could be worn by anyone. Thank you so much for stopping by and looking through my shop.
5 comments:
wow! I love all the artists that I have seen so far. Beautiful and unique items. I am going to stop by and take a closer look!
What beautiful work!! You always feature such fabulous artists!
What a great post! She does beautiful work, Kim...thanks for sharing!
I loved this line... "A few years into crafting, buying beads and stringing them no longer thrilled me, so I decided to go to the next step and make my own beads."
This is such a common thread with jewelry makers. I think this is one of the big reasons I teach people about making polymer clay beads. To help them take that next step and start creating something really unique!
woww... wonderful featured artists at your blog!!!... thanks for sharing... really a great work!!!
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