Glass artist Kris Miller from Michigan creates one of a kind lampwork glass artisan glass beads. Here she has paired her designs onto a stainless steel slotted spoon used for salsa, olive, or tea. She has then paired them for sale with beautiful hand made olive wood bowls.
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In 2013 I was making these cute little push pins. Well, I recently had a customer on Etsy who had purchased several, hit me up and ask if I was still making them, cause she wanted to add to her collection. She told me she uses them to display necklaces in her closet. Such a cute idea, so I said, yes, let me make up some new ones.. and boy.. I used reactive glass and I have to say, these are some of the most striking beads I’ve made in awhile! I decided to bead up a ink pen, as well as one of the new “vintage” hair sticks I found in Tucson. Check out her cute necklace display for a fresh idea for how to display your jewelry!
Welcome to our new site!
Thanks for taking the time to check out my new website! I'll start by telling you a little about me and why I opened this store! I am a lampwork glass artist, as well as jewelry designer. I travel all over the country doing art shows selling my jewelry, beads, and giftware made from my glass beads. I also teach classes from my studio, so I had a lot of interest in other artists buying the supplies to try to make their own. I like to encourage other artists and hobbyists, and I think we should foster and teach creativity in others. This is why I decided to start working with a manufacturer and changing and improving designs of these items and I would pass along these items to my fellow artists at wholesale cost. I also decided early on that I did not want to penalize the small time artist from getting a fair deal on my items, so my pricing is the same across the board. I hope you love our products and please feel free to contact me at anytime for suggestions, tips, or simply sharing your work! I would love to see it!