Feb 17, 2019
Necklace in progress… Featuring beads made from Harwich, Cape Cod beach!
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Necklace in progress… Featuring beads made from Harwich, Cape Cod beach!
Sprucing up an old design today! Inspired by the seashore, I’m adding beads with sand from Harwich, Cape Cod!
Said goodbye to a favorite necklace at the Living Local Craft Fair today! Glad it gets a good home 💜💜💜
The Star Thrower necklace takes a field trip to Australia!
And it’s for sale! Check it out here: Star Thrower Necklace
Totally in love! Sent off a gold "The Hike" necklace today and it is absolutely gorgeous. The colors work so well together with the gold wire giving it even more of a fall feeling. And I love the gold claddagh clasp with the green tree agate beads 😍😍😍
A percentage of proceeds from "The Hike" necklace sales go towards The Moyer Foundation's Camp Erin program! Get your "The Hike" necklace at this link!
Sent out a "The Hike" necklace today! Made in memory of my father, proceeds from sales go to The Moyer Foundation's Camp Erin program, a national bereavement camp for kids and teens. To purchase the Hike necklace: http://etsy.me/2BKe8Wx And for more info on Camp Erin: https://moyerfoundation.org/camps-programs/camp-erin/
The Latest - Amethyst
Check Out the Latest Design!
I’m working on a design that nestles Baluva’s beads made from sand in-between two amethyst seed beads. They are set on a delicate chain.
So pretty, elegant, and simple! And look at the way the amethyst glows in the sunlight!
Wedding Walk
Baluva recently participated in a Wedding Walk!
The walk was held in Peterborough, NH at Depot Square. I was not only very excited to be featured in the walk, but honored to have the booth at the Sharon Arts Center.
For as long as I have lived in New Hampshire, I have known about the Sharon Arts Center and the New Hampshire Institute of Art. I admire their work in promoting local artists and was beyond excited to have a booth in the shop for the day!
Check out their Facebook and information about the Sharon Arts Center on the NHIA website.
And click here for more information, including a list of vendors, on the Wedding Walk at Depot Square!