My one sale of the year starts at noon, Saturday November 25
For exactly one week, everything on my etsy shop (even custom ring orders!) will be on sale, starting at noon on Saturday the 25th. The bigger news is, this is my annual deadline to get some larger pieces photographed and up for sale! So, there will be at least 12 new items in my shop revealed at that time also. You can bet I'm busy touching up patinas, and getting everything photographed and priced. I'm super excited that two of the 12 will be the pieces I started last year in David Huang's class - the tic tac toe vase and spiral vase. There will also be 3 sake cups, 3 little boxes, three bracelets, and a pendant using the bright red hi-do patina. Check out the etsy sale on my page at noon Saturday, not before! There will be multiple images and even short videos of each piece, so it'll be fun to go look even if you're not shopping. |
Looking for Sawing Circle? You can join from here!
Online Sawing Circle When: 1st and 3rd Tuesdays 5:30-7pm Pacific. Where: Online via Zoom - Cost: FREE Our Sawing Circle is like a book club but instead of reading, we work on cool stuff, help each other with problems, share ideas and provide accountability for ongoing work. If you've been looking for support for moving forward on your projects then this is the online gathering for you. Join us from your studio to work in the good conversation and company of like-minded friends. Totally free, no need to RSVP, simply make yourself a snack, settle at your bench and click the button to join in. I don't attend all the time, but when I am there, I'm happy to answer any mokume or other metals question, general or specific. Even if I'm not there, you'll still have fun, I promise! |
"Anne was so wonderful to work with for my fiancé's wedding ring! She answered all of our questions during the process and above all, the ring is gorgeous, beautiful, unique and perfect! Thank you, Anne. You have created an heirloom we will treasure for a long time." ~ Emily & Greg |
"Mokume gane patterning with chisels was one of the most enjoyable courses I've ever done." ~ Helen M, Sydney, Australia |