Category Archives: The Studio

Some of the Butterflies are now in place.

Today was the final space survey at the Milton and Kathrine Hershey Conservatory at Hershey Garden. The Butterflies will be delivered and installed next week. Such a bright, beautiful space! Looking forward to see the Butterflies take flight in that … Continue reading →

So, it’s been a long time since my last post but I have a good excuse: http://www.ldnews.com/local/ci_29056693/just-folks-artist-has-butterflies-about-years-work Please click on the link

An incredible year has flown by. January was filled with sadness over the passing of a dear friend and fellow Artist, Susie Afflerbach. While the sadness lingers, there were also moments filled with pure joy. Some in my personal life, … Continue reading →

Only about three weeks to a yearly occurrence: The annual Art Studio Tour in our area. This year there will be 26 Artists participating, chosen by a jury. For the last 15 years I have been lucky enough to participate. … Continue reading →

Lately I have worked more with including natural stone slices in glass panels and the boxes of lids. Started that a number of years ago but I wanted to have a whole collection that includes Brazilian Agate slices.    

The week started out on a good note. A planning meeting for the upcoming months at the Gallery at La cigale. We have some great Artist’s lined up for the coming season: painters, glass sculptors, Collage Artists, basket makers. The … Continue reading →

There is exciting news to share: Hershey Garden is building a Conservatory! A beautiful Building to house tropical plants and Butterflies with areas for instruction. Learn about it here: http://blog.pennlive.com/gardening/2014/03/hershey_gardens_to_build_new_c.html I am thrilled that I was chosen to create the Butterfly … Continue reading →

The term “stained glass” is actually misleading. The color of the glass is not an applied stain. It is an artful combination of sands, Feldspar, Minerals and some other proprietary ingredients. This is where glass achieves it’s brilliant, permanent color. … Continue reading →