Pendant Day

The Annual Extra-Ordinary Jolly Sale is going to be December 5th at the Swansea Town Hall in Toronto. I am going to be selling some of my resin pendants here for the first time! These are the images I scanned from the canvases I painted and collaged this summer. So far I have used them on my art cards, pouf and now as pendants. Nancy is the person who really encouraged me to use my own art in this way. I am so glad that I did! And really, you can't say no to Nancy!

I am working on ideas for packaging today so I plan to spend some time on my computer.

The beading gang was really busy this week.

Here are our links!

Jewelry & Beading I am giving away a copy of Ronna Sarvas Weltman’s unique polymer clay book called “Ancient Modern”. Come and get in on this contest!
Snap out of it Jean! There’s beading to be done! Jean is amazed by the treasures you find in Cynthia Thornton’s spectacular wonder of a book, Enchanted Adornments!
Strands of Beads Melissa tries out Friendly Plastic (and likes the results).
A Bead A Day It’s Arts & Crafts Week on Lisa’s A-Bead-A-Day Blog! A different craft product is featured each day with ideas for incorporating them into jewelry pieces. Stop by and share your ideas!
About.com Jewelry Making Make it merry with holiday jewelry and crafting ideas.
Art Bead Scene An Art Bead Scene first – the December sponsors collaborate on a special set of art beads for the December monthly challenge prize!
Barbe Saint John – New Treasures from Forgotten Artifacts Barbe is the last link in a Necklace Round Robin, Check out the finished pieces!
Carmi’s Art/Life World Carmi uses a leather button to make a wearable collage.
Cindy Gimbrone aka The Lampwork Diva Cindy has developed a new line of jewelry to remind us all to live life slowly and enjoy what we have. First in the series is “Grounded.”
Lorelei’s Blog: Inside the Studio Liver of Sulfur is finally in Lorelei’s repertoire of jewelry techniques.
The Writing and Art of Andrew Thornton Andrew adds new pieces from Hawaiian artist, Candice Wakumoto, to his shop.