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I have a confession to make. I have two studios. D

I have a confession to make. I have two studios. Don’t hate me. It happened by accident.

When I started filming instructional videos, the lighting in my “old” studio wasn’t great. That is how the “new” studio happened.

I love both.

My turquoise studio houses all my supplies and is my “storage” for everything I use when creating.

My white sunroom studio is the perfect place to create. So much natural light and brightness. It is perfect for when I am filming, zoom calling, or taking photographs of jewelry and art pieces.

I am one lucky girl to have two spaces.

#studioviews #artroom #wherewomencreate #whatwomencreate

Allow yourself to “play” today. Get outside...

Allow yourself to “play” today. Get outside...get in your art space...allow some time for you!

Today I am spending my “play” time painting walls.

📷 @carolynpeeler

#playtime #youtime #getitdone

Day 31 #MarchMeetTheMaker prompt - Looking Forward

Day 31 #MarchMeetTheMaker prompt - Looking Forward

Futures are always bright. Looking forward to new and brighter things keeps a person going in the direction they see for themselves.

I have so many plans. Expanding my knowledge of silver smithing, collaborations, getting those online courses filmed and on my site, launching an email newsletter, being diligent about keeping in touch with my online followers, listing new pieces in my shop. Sometimes the list overwhelms me and I don’t know where to begin. And that stops me dead in my tracks.

I know the one thing I really need to do is start filming online video courses. I’ve had many inquiries about this and I want to make it happen. I constantly feel the nudge, but that procrastination gets it the way of productivity.

Accountability maybe?

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Today is day 31 of the #MarchMeetTheMaker challenge which is hosted by @joannehawker

Day 30 #MarchMeetTheMaker prompt - Range Over the

Day 30 #MarchMeetTheMaker prompt - Range

Over the years I have experimented with the many ways you can solder projects together. I have found that there really isn’t anything you can’t solder.

My journey with soldering started off with just jewelry making and has now grown into making soldered art as well. With soldering art projects, I find that there is more of an imagination process involved.

This is where the range of what I have to offer comes in. What I have to offer is a broad spectrum of pieces. Keepsake jewelry and art, soldered jewelry and soldered art, as well as teaching these things.

The world is a better place with the beauty of art.

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Today is day 30 of the #MarchMeetTheMaker challenge which is hosted by @joannehawker

Day 28 #MarchMeetTheMaker No prompt for today. A

Day 28 #MarchMeetTheMaker

No prompt for today.

A throwback to when I was approached by a jewelry company in Montana to create a prototype of my Native American Princess piece.

The process was fun to watch. The pendant you see pictured is the one they made using my original as their model.

When I put the two side by side it is hard to tell which one is the original and which one is the reproduction. They did a very good job of recreating this special piece.
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Today is day 28 of the #MarchMeetTheMaker challenge which is hosted by @joannehawker

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