Glass Rods Come In Many Colors

These are the glass rods I use for my pendants, earrings and sometimes mini sculptures and marbles. The red glass rod you see in my hand is going to be melted in my torch flame and used to make the little petals in a flower pendant.

St. Andrews by the Sea - This is the town I live in! A fantastic episode of The New Brunswick Adventures featuring St. Andrews and the Bay of Fundy.

Flowers

Here are some of my new flower pendants. I've been really enjoying making these little flowers, I think they are perfect for spring and summer!

My work space

This is my current set up, as you can see I don't require much space, the glass rods pictured are what I use to make my jewelry and miniature figurines. All my work is done entirely freehand in the torch flame making each piece unique. :)

A Flower to Brighten Your Day

I have had enough of cold, snow, and freezing rain, not to mention how dead this small town is through the long winter months. Sometimes I expect to see a tumbleweed rolling down the frozen street. A little sun a least would help brighten the day. I will be making some more flowers today for the spring season, I really love the purple one above with the subtle wispy stripes of green. I"ll be making more hearts too of course for Valentine's Day and maybe some chocolate kisses...xxx.

Flameworked Glass by Jamie-Lynn Gardner Availabe at Flare Gallery

 Me and my display at Flare Gallery.

At Flare Gallery, three distinctive Jewellery Artists share their love of craft with you! Watch them work as they create unique jewellery from Gold and Silver Designs(Earthforge), Sea Glass(Seaside Creations) and Flame-worked Glass(Soda & Lime Glassworks), and check out what they have for sale.