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Artist Bio:
Marsha began crafting jewelry in August 2010, making jewelry for herself, family, and friends. They were impressed enough with her work to encourage her to take her hobby to the next level.
We've highlighted just a few of her jewelry pieces here, all of which she handcrafts in her home. She enjoys using sterling silver findings, Swarovski crystals, Czech glass beads, and Japanese Miyuki seed beads.
Some of Marhas's jewelry incorporates some very unique materials found only in Ireland where she is from, namely Irish Bog Oak and Bog Yew. This material can date anywhere between 3,500- 7,000 years old, pre-dating the pyramids of Egypt and the monuments in Newgrange.
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HI
Great works!
Would really like to know how to create your green bracelet... please! |
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Reviewed by: Corinne Charette-Cyr from Degelis, Quebec, Canada.
on 12/7/2011 |
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Love the texture and richness of the pieces; chainmaille piece is impressive. It inspires me! |
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Reviewed by: Patsy Yoke from Gilbert, AZ.
on 10/14/2011 |
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What a pretty bracelet. People never grow old to black and white and turquoise. Good job, keep it up....
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Reviewed by: Dana Jones from Walkertown, NC.
on 10/5/2011 |
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