i had heard so many great things about the Hacienda Mosaico that i wondered if it could live up to its reputation. Well, it did! It was a great experience…wonderful people, fabulous food and nearly perfect weather…86 degrees in Puerto Vallarta when we left, 22 degress in Santa Fe when we got home!
I hope the photos below will give you an idea of how beautiful the setting is and a glimpse of the stunning work the students did. Please consider making the trip next year!
i was recently asked to be a ‘guest artist’ for Susan Lenart Kazmer’s ‘Object and Elements’ blog. The challenge was to create a piece of jewelry using components sold on the Objects and Elements online store. Below is a photo of the completed hinged bracelet. A step-by-step tutorial of the project can be seen on [...]
What will you be doing in January 2010? If you think you might need a break from your routine or need to escape from the cold weather, please consider joining me Puerta Vallarta, Mexio for a week of fun, relaxation, warm sun and jewelry making.
for complete details follow this link http://www.haciendamosaico.com/ws_05.html …hope to see you!
the Santa Fe Indian Market is a major event for the city. during this annual event the population of Santa Fe increases by about 100,000 people for the 2-days and adds millions of dollars to the city coffers. the pendant shown below was made as a tribute to the event.
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i was recently inspired by the work of Gail Lannum and wanted to do in a similar vein. the results are shown below. these ‘ancient shields’ all incorporate etched bronze, copper, Faux Bone and brass escutcheon pins. i think these may become the basis for an upcoming class.
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