by Eileen Robbins | Mar 29, 2022 | Book Club
Mysteries Past Selections: March 2022 The Madness of Crowds – by Louise Penny More Suggested Mystery Authors: David Baldacci, Rhys Bowen, Patricia Caldwell, Harlan Coben, Catherine Coulter, Donna Leon, Elizabeth George, Tony Hillerman, Jonathan Kellerman,...
by Eileen Robbins | Mar 5, 2022 | Tutorials
Super Simple, Quick, and Elegant Earrings Terry Henry, Terry Henry GlassworksProject Skill level: BeginnerTime to complete project: 30 minutes This design is perfect for flat beads, buttons, bits of sea-glass, or any “two-dimensional” treasure you want to...
by Eileen Robbins | Mar 1, 2022 | Tips
Storing Glass – Odd Sizes This month we are featuring a few ideas on glass storage. I know many people use pvc tubes or fence railing cut into 12-16” lengths and place them horizontally in shelving to hold rods, and that works great. But here are some other...
by Eileen Robbins | Mar 1, 2022 | Speakers Series
An Evening with Roger Parramore Thursday, March 24, 2022 Roger Parramore has worn many hats in his life: teacher (in the US and abroad), artist, craftsperson, mentor, entrepreneur, academic – and he is currently writing a book. Among his varied skills and...
by Eileen Robbins | Mar 1, 2022 | Challenges
Ongoing Challenge No. 23 – “Dragonflies” By Janie Jones In some cultures, dragonflies are considered lucky. The Irish have tales of dragonflies in their folklore and they are thought of as a sign of good fortune too.In keeping with the theme for March, “Luck of...
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