who am I?
I’ve lived on a rock off the jagged coast of America for over 30 years. My house on this rock is almost 200 years old, and over those 30 years I have come to love every nook and cranny, every weird slant to the floors and doors, and everything I have added to it to make it my own. My studio is a short commute from my living space (a single flight of stairs), and it’s where the magic happens.
My early jewelry was made from found objects – things picked up on the street, flea market finds, treasures and odd bits and pieces from all over.
Over the years, I took workshops, watched videos, asked questions of people I admire and respect, and learned through trial and error many of the techniques I use today.
As my work evolved, I began honing in on what it is that I love doing most – and lately my passion has been for rings in all shapes, sizes, and forms.
The Deer Isle Bridge on a gorgeous spring day.
PHOTO: CFW Photography