MyWiredJewelryTutorials
Location
St Petersburg, Florida, United States
Quick Blurb
Starving Jewelry Artist addicted to wire wrapping - Owned by 8 parrots, 2 dogs, and a cat....
Interests
wire work, wire weaving, parrots, Lories, fish ponds and photography....
Skills and Techniques
Master Wire Work Artist with more than 20 years experience. Very skilled in advanced techniques. Instructor in very basics through very advanced techniques and designs. Currently has 21 registered-copyrighted tutorials.
Find me online @:
http://mywiredimagination.artfir… http://mywiredimagination.etsy.c… http://imaginations-jewelry.com http://facebook.com/BobbimawGet to Know
"We all die. "The goal isn't to live forever, the goal is to create something that will." ~Chuck Palahniuk
I have been "creating" for what seems like forever. I've tried tons of crafts - some just to see how they're done. Some of my favorites include thrown pottery, sculpting, furniture building, wood carving, leather craft, and whip-braiding. A lot of those techniques sometimes find their way into my jewelry.
I have been creating jewelry with wire for almost 25 years, so in 2007 when I took a leap of faith to start selling my works full time, I already had a huge inventory. I never had any intention of making a living with my jewelry - it was just an expensive hobby - a way to spend my free time, and end up with something pretty to wear. Most of what i made, I gave away to friends and family as gifts.
Sometimes I miss the normal perks that come with a 'regular job' - you know - vacations, sick days, dental - but only sometimes. When I start to miss them, I just remind myself of the really great perks I have now - like making my own hours, playing with pretty shiny things all day, and working in my jammies if I want too :D
Thanks for stopping by.....
Wrap happy,
Bobbi
I have been "creating" for what seems like forever. I've tried tons of crafts - some just to see how they're done. Some of my favorites include thrown pottery, sculpting, furniture building, wood carving, leather craft, and whip-braiding. A lot of those techniques sometimes find their way into my jewelry.
I have been creating jewelry with wire for almost 25 years, so in 2007 when I took a leap of faith to start selling my works full time, I already had a huge inventory. I never had any intention of making a living with my jewelry - it was just an expensive hobby - a way to spend my free time, and end up with something pretty to wear. Most of what i made, I gave away to friends and family as gifts.
Sometimes I miss the normal perks that come with a 'regular job' - you know - vacations, sick days, dental - but only sometimes. When I start to miss them, I just remind myself of the really great perks I have now - like making my own hours, playing with pretty shiny things all day, and working in my jammies if I want too :D
Thanks for stopping by.....
Wrap happy,
Bobbi
