I made my first necklace at the age of 6 - it was made of dandelions.  

I sold my first piece in 1993 when I was 24 as I was walking around St. Louis.  A complete stranger approached me and asked where I got my necklace.  They bought it off my neck for twenty bucks.  

I can't think of a time in my life when I wasn't making jewelry.  
I think of a friend, I make something and give it to them. Maybe once a year I will gather my wares and go to a craft

fair.  This is the first time I have actually done something like this.  If I am going to be honest, I had to be dragged kicking and screaming - only because my biggest fear is that something that I have loved doing my whole life, which has been a way to express affection to those closest to me, will become an obligation.
But Covid - she was a beast.  Now this massive, but completely justified, strike has turned the entertainment business and all our lives upside down.  We pivot and we continue the journey.

So with that, I am going to take this labor of love and make it carry me through the times when I unable to continue my 27 year career taking care of Broadway's and TV's most beloved artists.  Take a peek.  

Contact me and ask any question.

I hope something here brings you or someone you love the joy that I felt making it.