There is the saying that “Necessity is the mother of invention”. While making precise uniformly-shaped beads from polymer clay isn’t exactly a necessity, it can be challenging to do so. This is particularly the case when you want to make …
Lindly Haunani, Sushi Platter, 1992 8″ x 5.5″ x 2.5″ polymer, translucent mokume gane with silver leaf, interference paints Finding the perfect gift for someone is always exciting, especially when happy memories are involved. In 1988 I purchased a beautifully …
Lindly Haunani, Asparagus Crown Bracelet, 2006 I have loved asparagus as long as I can remember. As a teenager I avidly read Euell Gibbon’s book “Stalking the Wild Asparagus” and have been hopefully looking closely at road side ditches ever …
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This event remains crystallized in my mind like a fly in amber, and may have not been what happened at all… Elise and I had just finished constructing the first all metal tube bead cutter on her deck, when we …
There are times when the synchronicity of seeing a concept in “threes” propels me as an artist to experiment with and reinterpret an idea. Margaret Regan gave me a fabulously simple and elegant rainbow tube bead necklace. Her beads were small …