Elizabeth G

Elizabeth G joined our happy little wire family with the Jellyroll aka Bootcamp #2. Oh, my dear, just lovely!

Then came the Tree of Life with garnet leaves. Nice work, just look at those gnarls!

The Toodles around a gorgeous flashy labrodorite cabochon -
Oh, my dear, you are gooooooodddddd!

Angela

Angela joined the wire family with the Jellyroll, Bootcamp #2. Oooooo la la! Nice work, hunnie!

Kathy Pierce aka artist_kathy - long distance student

Kathy is a long distance student, learning Toodles from the PDF or SBS magazine, rather than hands on classes.
She has a beautiful website, showcasing many more of her stunning works of art -
http://www.enchantedwire.com

A beautiful piece done in sterling, around a gorgeous malachite cab. Wonderful!


A new version, Desert glass, added March 31, Oh My! -

Kathy says - "Thanks Sherry, just love your tut. I used 28ga wire for the weaving - it took twice as long but I think it held the stone better. It has a very snug fit and I didn't have to use any 'holding' wires for it. +++ The glass in the photo looks kind of yellowish and it's not. It's a piece of that meteorite Libyan Desert Glass and is much prettier in person."

Pretty pretty pretty --

Esther - Green Dragon Dreams

Dear Esther rose early, drove hours from her distant home, and made a fabulous Toodles Ring! I love the little peridot pinkie she wore. Another accomplished wire artist who graced my humble class with her presence. Thank you my friend!

See more of Esther's pretties here -
http://metalchasers.com/GreenTxDragon

Huge thanks for the lovely photos, with your fabulous camera! The shadows are wonderful!

Ooooo, another long drive for the Tree of Life class. What a wonderfully exotic tree. Esther says that's how the trees are in San Angelo. I love it!