New Beads and Beadable Items

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!

Exclusive Online only Mallory Square Studios Jewelry

Many of you probably don’t know this, but I have run another business for the last 28 years under the name Mallory Square Studios. This business is actually what brought me to creating unique beadable products for my glass beads. I wanted something different than just jewelry as a medium to display my beads. These last few years have been rough on all artists, and art shows have certainly paid the price. So, like everything in life pivoting is sometimes necessary. So, I’ve pivoted into bringing my jewelry online now. I use glass beads that I create, gemstones, wood, antiques, leather, sterling silver from Thailand and Bali, and one of my favorite designers, Green Girl Studios amazing hand carved pewter beads. I’ve known Cynthia for about 20 years, and her work is truly magical and beautiful. So, please look around and browse my creations. I pour my heart and soul into my work, and everything I do is with love and pride!

Minimalist Lampwork Glass Bead Necklace with Charlotte Hex Sead Beads and Thai Sterling Silver

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!