Student Gallery - Necklaces Page 2

If you have taken a class from Connie or used one of her tutorials as a basis for a piece, please feel free to submit a photo of your work for display here. See Student Gallery Index for more info on submissions.

Bev Ludlow

This Rainbow pearl pendant pretty much sums up my current style: clean, classic lines, with a "twist" of embellishment. Email Bev.

Lisl Armstrong

This pendant is made with white seaglass and 18 gauge silver wire. It is designed to be reversible. I have taken four classes with Connie. What I have learned from her and from others in her classes has been invalueable. Taking Connies classes really grounded me in the creative zone - I strive for beauty and try to not let the business side influence what I create. Connie has inspired me to create jewelry that appeals to the senses - especially touch. This pendant has a tactile quality due to the heavy gauge wire and the weight and surface of the seaglass. It invites contemplation and has no front or back. On one side the wire work is flowing on the other it is somewhat constricted. I am honored to be in the company Connie's students in this gallery. Email Lisl

Betty Bosworth

This is a picture of a necklace I started in Connie's class. The class took place in Reading Pa. in the summer of 2006. It took me a while but I am pleased with the results. Email Betty

Anne Hussey

My version of the Balamun Pendant includes sterling silver wire, sea glass, a shell, borosilicate glass, and a Hill Tribe turtle. It was created in class with Connie at the April 2006 Jewelry Arts Expo in Fort Washington, PA. Email Anne

Deirdre Stoeckle

This is the Balumn necklace I made in Connie's class in June 2007. What fun I had playing with the beads and wire. Email Deirdre