Pink beach glass earrings hot off of the drill, just in time for Valentine's Day!
In addition, we are trying out flickr...check out my pictures there! http://www.flickr.com/people/studiodoloresbeachglass/?search=studio+dolores
More to come in the near future.
Keep Haiti in your hearts, minds and prayers. Do what you can to help.

Rare Red Beach Glass and Sea Glass

Red, the color of love and passion, is also one of the rarest colors of beach glass or sea glass found today. Often made with real gold, to find one of these pieces is a thrill like no other, leaving an afterglow of joy that sometimes lasts for days. Or in my case, years. The most prized in my mother's collection, I have carefully chosen a very few pieces to make into jewelry. Find them at http://www.studiodolores.etsy.com.

Holiday Cheer

Time with friends and family is the best holiday gift of all. Knowing that some of my mother's beach glass jewelry will be worn by a dear friend's mother is like a candle in my heart. Thanks to everyone who has made it such an amazing year for us.

Sea Glass Festival

I am so excited that this year's North American Sea Glass Festival is being held in my hometown, Erie PA next weekend! My mother would be there if she could, and she would be amazed that others loved to collect as much as she did. She'll be there in spirit, I am sure. Check it out!

http://www.seaglassassociation.org/SeaGlassFestival.php

First Show

Thanks to the East End Food Co-op for providing the venue for our first ever craft show this past Saturday! We met wonderful people and had a great time.

Such a cool evening...we actually had stars overhead, a rarity for this urban area. This weather is phenomenal, but I still wish I was on the beach. I think I'll wear the one red bead washed ashore and collected by my mother in her 40 years of beachcombing to lunch today. It is a one-of-a-kind sort of day.

The temperature inside the house hit 82 degrees Fahrenheit; it is summer. The cats are lolling in front of the vents, loving the cold breeze on their fur (except for Oxygen, who is checking my typing skills by standing directly in front of the monitor). The marble pendant that Robin created is in the colors of House Gryffindor, which set me in mind for a whole new series of pieces...