A few updates from Janice
Venice Glass Bead Competition
Janice's aqua-colored "Laguna Bloom" bead is one of 20 handmade glass beads selected in an international competition for the Murano Glass Museum. All the finalists' beads will be on display at the museum during Venice Glass Week in September, when they will award 1st-, 2nd-, and 3rd-place awards, as well as a "Star of Venice" award.
Learn more about the "Your Bead for Venice" competition here:
https://www.yourbeadforvenice.org/
New Online Class! Double Daisy
Here's a class for everyone — new students and those with some experience in micromosaics. Designed as a refresher for students who have previously attended Janice's Introduction to Micromosaic Jewelry Class, this class will get you on track to start working on micromosaics again. Are you new to micromosaics? You are also welcome to attend this fun class. Janice will make sure you learn what you need to complete your project. If you'd like to try out a modern design and learn how to use traditional Italian micromosaic putty, this is the class for you.
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Ruby Shaw Mysteries
Glass Beads, Micromosaics and Glass Art
Glass Bead Mysteries
After being placed in witness protection, Ruby and her daughter move to the former ghost town of Paradise, Arizona, which is nothing like the name implies. The US marshal handling their case has this advice: Fly under the radar—but that's difficult to do after their neighbor is murdered.
Glass Bead Mysteries
Glass Beads, Micromosaics and Glass Art
Glass Bead Mysteries
The Glass Bead Mystery Series includes High Strung, A Bead in the Hand, Be Still My Beading Heart, Off the Beadin' Path, and To Bead or Not to Bead. These humorous murder mysteries feature glass beadmaker Jax O'Connell, a cast of quirky characters, fun beading details, a catnip-addicted cat, and a little bit of romance.
Glass Beads, Micromosaics and Glass Art
Glass Beads, Micromosaics and Glass Art
Glass Beads, Micromosaics and Glass Art
Janice creates lampworked glass beads using a torch and colorful glass
from Italy. She designs and
assembles jewelry from her handmade beads. Janice's newest passion is glass micro mosaic jewelry. Micro mosaics originated in Italy and became popular with tourists in the 1800s. Janice has learned how to create these ancient pieces using he
Janice creates lampworked glass beads using a torch and colorful glass
from Italy. She designs and
assembles jewelry from her handmade beads. Janice's newest passion is glass micro mosaic jewelry. Micro mosaics originated in Italy and became popular with tourists in the 1800s. Janice has learned how to create these ancient pieces using her lampworking skills to create contemporary designs. You can learn how to make micro mosaics in one of Janice's upcoming classes.