Earthenware Ceramic Jewelry
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Earthenware bead making is fun and spontaneous! Each bead is hand-rolled so each one is slightly different and imperfect. Customers say that's what makes them beautiful!
Beads are glazed with Mayco and Duncan brand, lead-free, crystal glazes that really POP! Shown to the right are beads after glaze firing. Each bead has wire through its hole and is hung onto the longer wire pole of the K-1 stilt. Carol makes necklaces and earring sets, bracelets, pierced and clip-on earrings, key chains, and 4Gram and 2Gram beads for individual sale. Bead styles include round, bicones, fake rocks, flat discs, squares, rectangles, and molded beads. The beads are durable and light weight. Most of the individual beads BOUNCE OFF CONCRETE! For Mobile Users Click Here to
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Carol pairs her hand-rolled, earthenware beads with metals and crystals to add texture and variation. Each set is strung uniquely. No two sets are EVER alike. This can make selling jewelry on the world wide web a problem, knowing there is only one of the item pictured.
INTRODUCING THE FABULOUS FIVE ON WWW.ETSY.COM
Every three months FIVE FABULOUS NECKLACE AND EARRING SETS will be offered on Carol's ETSY.COM store. These necklaces have been removed from regular stock and are available only through the web. Click on the Fabulous Five image or text above to buy a Fabulous Five! Customers in Wichita Falls may also arrange a private viewing of jewelry. Contact Carol for more information. |
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JEWELRY MAKING CLASSES AVAILABLE
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Two Jewelry Making Classes are available in Carol's studio.
Beginner's Earthenware Jewelry Making offers two 2.5 hour long sessions. Students will make beads from raw clay. It includes two firings and one pound of earthenware clay. Cost is $90.00. Optional Beginner's Jewelry Assembly Class teaches students 5 techniques for putting together costume jewelry. This will teach you how to repair broken jewelry as well. It is $30.00 and 3 hours long. Fill out the form to inquire about jewelry making classes today! |
Carol's first student proudly displays her creation.
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