Showing posts with label Earrings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Earrings. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 22, 2017

Studio Time: Kanna Earring Designs

Current earring designs I can re-create in either glass or polymer clay. If you need light earrings, I recommend polymer. If you like the beauty of glass and can handle a little bit of weight, then go for the glass.

1. Simple Drop ($18 Retail)


2. Loop and Triple Drop ($35 Retail)

3. Cherry Blossom ($47 Retail)

4. Lagoon ($35 Retail)

5. Lasso and Lariat ($47 Retail)

6. Graduated Drops ($22 Retail)

7. Stacked Loop and Triple Drop ($41 Retail)

8. Icicle and Drop ($47 Retail)

9. Twig ($59 Retail)

10. Cascading Droplets ($35 Retail)

11. Byzantine Chain with Large Bead ($47 Retail)

12. Rope and Bead ($39 Retail)

13. Triple decker small bead ($29 retail)


14. Endless Summer ($24 Retail)

15. Simple Silver and Bead ($24 Retail) - sunstone variation

15. Simple Silver and Bead ($24 Retail) glass bead variation

16. Confetti ($69 Retail) - Glass and carnelian variation

16. Confetti ($69 Retail) - Glass and carnelian variation

16. Confetti ($69 Retail) - Flamenco Variation 

16. Confetti ($69 Retail) - Pink Swarovski Crystal and glass bead variation

16. Confetti ($69 Retail) - Green peridot and dyed shell variation



Sunday, February 5, 2017

Studio Time: A collection of my best work

Attached is a body of work in lamp work glass beads and polymer clay beads from 2009 - 2017. 

My beads are simple and basic and I make a lot of my own beads into jewelry. I describe my style as organic and textural. I don't do a lot of focal beads. I create a lot of basic beads that are the foundation of most pieces of jewelry.

Patterned Beads - Lampwork Glass
Dots and reactive

Giraffe

Giraffe




Dots

Quirky Dalmation dots with Red

Simple dots



Textural nuggets and basic rounds










Swirls Beads

I created a technique for creating messy swirls of color. I mix opaque, opalescent, and translucent colors. Sometimes I do a simple mix of 2 colors up to 4-5 colors.




































Polymer Clay

These are carved polymer clay beads that were a breakthrough design for me that allowed me to combine my glass with polymer.




Most of these beads are made with polymer clay and alcohol inks.