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. :)
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Tuesday, April 1, 2014
My work space
Sunday, March 30, 2014
Monday, February 3, 2014
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.
Sunday, February 2, 2014
Monday, January 13, 2014
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.
Sunday, January 12, 2014
Creature
This one is called 'Creature'-Hand twisted white glass over a nice dark plum glass, I love these two colors together!
Wednesday, January 8, 2014
Home of Flare Gallery and Soda & Lime Glassworks, St. Andrews By-The-Sea is listed on Vacay.ca's list (#4!) of the best places to travel in Canada!
4. ST. ANDREWS BY-THE-SEA, New Brunswick
What’s Happening in 2014: The Algonquin Resort is scheduled to reopen early in the new year after extensive, multimillion-dollar renovations. The historic property is the newest addition to the Marriott Autograph Collection of luxury hotels, and the first in Canada. The Algonquin boasts sweeping views of the iconic Bay of Fundy, a variety of finely appointed guestrooms and suites, a grand ballroom, Braxton’s Bar and Restaurant, serving a full range of regional flavours and dozens of thoughtful, unique experiences like a daily sunset toast on the rooftop balcony and an “anyplace dining” menu offering food service in several of the public spaces around the resort’s pristine property. It adds to the many outstanding accommodations and tourist activities already in the seaside village.
Why You Should Go: St. Andrews By-the-Sea is where small-town charm meets world-class travel. Stroll the impressive Kingsbrae Gardens and then enjoy chef Alex Haun’s tasting menu at highly acclaimed Savour in the Garden [Read about it here]. Play 18 holes at the prestigious Algonquin Golf Course and then spend the afternoon whale watching aboard a zodiac in the Bay of Fundy. Browse art galleries along Water Street and then catch live east coast music at one of the local pubs downtown. It’s all here, and it’s all within reach.
Vacay.ca Writer Katie Marti says: “Growing up in New Brunswick, St. Andrews By-the-Sea was our special occasion destination. It’s where families would gather to celebrate anniversaries and weddings, and where friends and lovers would go to escape. Despite renovations and new developments in and around the town, little has changed. A visit continues to be more than just a few nights in a luxury hotel or a fantastic meal at a quaint little restaurant: It’s about celebrating the town itself and the entire Fundy region. There are treasured memories to be made here above and beyond what one might expect from a small town in a tiny corner of Canada.” - Vacay.ca 20 Best Place to Travel in Canada: 2014
Soda & Lime Glassworks
Flare Gallery
What’s Happening in 2014: The Algonquin Resort is scheduled to reopen early in the new year after extensive, multimillion-dollar renovations. The historic property is the newest addition to the Marriott Autograph Collection of luxury hotels, and the first in Canada. The Algonquin boasts sweeping views of the iconic Bay of Fundy, a variety of finely appointed guestrooms and suites, a grand ballroom, Braxton’s Bar and Restaurant, serving a full range of regional flavours and dozens of thoughtful, unique experiences like a daily sunset toast on the rooftop balcony and an “anyplace dining” menu offering food service in several of the public spaces around the resort’s pristine property. It adds to the many outstanding accommodations and tourist activities already in the seaside village.
Why You Should Go: St. Andrews By-the-Sea is where small-town charm meets world-class travel. Stroll the impressive Kingsbrae Gardens and then enjoy chef Alex Haun’s tasting menu at highly acclaimed Savour in the Garden [Read about it here]. Play 18 holes at the prestigious Algonquin Golf Course and then spend the afternoon whale watching aboard a zodiac in the Bay of Fundy. Browse art galleries along Water Street and then catch live east coast music at one of the local pubs downtown. It’s all here, and it’s all within reach.
Vacay.ca Writer Katie Marti says: “Growing up in New Brunswick, St. Andrews By-the-Sea was our special occasion destination. It’s where families would gather to celebrate anniversaries and weddings, and where friends and lovers would go to escape. Despite renovations and new developments in and around the town, little has changed. A visit continues to be more than just a few nights in a luxury hotel or a fantastic meal at a quaint little restaurant: It’s about celebrating the town itself and the entire Fundy region. There are treasured memories to be made here above and beyond what one might expect from a small town in a tiny corner of Canada.” - Vacay.ca 20 Best Place to Travel in Canada: 2014
Soda & Lime Glassworks
Flare Gallery
Tuesday, January 7, 2014
Dreaming of Warmer Weather
I am really enjoying these photos and dreaming of warmer weather. That is me in the black hat, with my brothers and sister (above) and mother and sister (below). The gallery has been dead slow, I think the town is still recovering from Christmas and all the power outages we had. Well, now that the holidays are over I have lots of time to work, I'm just waiting for my new oxygen concentrator to arrive. Happy New Year Everyone!
Sunday, December 1, 2013
Glass Hearts
Handmade glass hearts, Flameworked Glass Implosion Pendant Hearts
Flamework, lampwork art glass jewelry and sculptures by Jamie-Lynn in St. Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada. Soda & Lime Glassworks products are available on Etsy or at Flare GallerySaturday, October 26, 2013
New Implosion Earrings
My new implosion earrings! I will be making these in a variety of color combinations.
Flamework, lampwork art glass jewelry and sculptures by Jamie-Lynn in St. Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada. Soda & Lime Glassworks products are available on Etsy or at Flare Gallery
Friday, August 16, 2013
New stainless steel work surface!
My brother made me a new stainless steel work surface! Now I don't have to worry about burning black marks into the wood.
Flamework, lampwork art glass jewelry and sculptures by Jamie-Lynn in St. Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada. Soda & Lime Glassworks products are available on Etsy or at Flare Gallery.
Sunday, August 4, 2013
Blue Wave
Today is a beautiful day to go Surfing! If only I lived in Costa Rica!
Flamework, lampwork glass implosion pendant. Made by Jamie-Lynn in St. Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada. Soda & Lime Glassworks products are available on Etsy or at Flare Gallery.
Monday, April 8, 2013
Sunday, April 7, 2013
New Studio Space
This is my new shared studio space with Earthforge Jewellery and Seaside Creations, located at 159 Water St. in the beautiful historic district of St. Andrews by the Sea. I will be busy this month finishing up my wholesale orders. Next month we will be getting some display cabinets and sectioning off a space for our gallery. We are very excited and hope to have our grand opening in May.
Monday, December 31, 2012
Sunday, December 2, 2012
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