From the entry 'SUBTLE CURRENTSSPRING JEWELRY DESIGNS'.
The Celtic crosses are typically made in both silver and gold and can come in many forms. They are made in pendants to be used as necklaces as well as earrings. You can also find them on rings and bracelets.

From the entry 'MY INSPIRATION IN STONES AND FINDINGS, Autumn 09 edition'.
lovely!!!

From the entry 'Where the Wild Things Are'.
Wow, I love that butter amber creation.

From the entry 'WINTER LIGHT DESIGNS'.
Jane, this is seriously gorgeous. Just imagining how beautiful this would be on. Where is your buy now or envy button?

From the entry 'WINTER LIGHT DESIGNS'.
Turquoise is a favorite of mine and these are absolutely lovely. Jane you have created another masterpiece.

From the entry 'MY INSPIRATION IN STONES AND FINDINGS, Autumn 09 edition'.
How have I missed all these before? Everything is lovely, so evocative and ethereal, the sorts of jewelry that make me just get all daydream-y. Beautiful! Susie TheAntiquePalette.etsy.com

From the entry 'LEAF FORMS TO WEAR'.
LOVE your work! A girl after my own heart! I just started playing with beads last year and am learning more every day. Thanks for sharing--your work is beautiful! Peggy

From the entry 'LEAF FORMS TO WEAR'.
:kiss: Jane, your Leaf Arror Necklace would look beautiful on anyone. Your designs and actual pieces get better as days go on. My problem is that I want them all. Jackie

From the entry 'JEWELRY SEEKING SPRING'.
:-) Jane, the Raku necklace is magnificent. You should design kits where we could make jewelry the same or similar to yours. Jackie

From the entry 'JEWELRY SEEKING SPRING'.
Hi - For some resons (on my end) I have had toruble posting but here I am! I think a jewlery along is in order after the ocean cruise knitting. Santa Fe and Nova Scotia sound interesting...

From the entry 'JEWELRY SEEKING SPRING'.
Very cool Jane! I have been visiting this page every so often to see if you have come up with inspirations for your newer knitwear, as you usually do. It is such a wonderful idea to make jewelry to accent the awesome knits you create, and for us too. When a free~ranger gets into the spirit of a project, it just naturally wants to flow into the accessories. I should be thinking ahead to create something wonderful for the emerging Ocean project. Ir makes me think of turquiose, silvery, some purple, and little driftwood bits. ...To remember those poor ships lost at sea. And greeny somethings of kelp and seaweed. Maybe even a touch of coral to spark it off.