
I also like to work with stones, for their geometric forms and sculptural effect. And for past five years, that's what sells the best. This stone is a jasper called moakite (there are lots of variations of this spelling ... ). I like jaspers, agates, hematite, rhodonite, and quartz. Most stones are treated to either add (or change) or to enhance the color.
And finally, I'm always interested in new techniques. I've been on a wire kick for a couple of years. I like doing these necklaces that are colored wire crocheted with beads - I had to learn how to crochet first! Lately, I've been playing with chain maille ...

Wow, Judy...love your new project! As if you were not busy enough..
ReplyDeleteNow I warn everyone that I am going to bid on your beautiful purple epingle pin! THAT is MY color..and I love it.
Love your crayola necklace too..what fun to wear that one!
ReplyDeleteHi Judy
ReplyDeleteI think that moakite necklace lives in Normandy now, n'est pas?
I love it & with Autumn upon us I shall be wearing it all the time.
a bientot
Maggie