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About Me
- Erin Siegel
- Salem, Ma., United States
- I'm a jewelry designer, author and teacher living in Massachusetts with my husband and daughter. I love to create fun, fashion-forward jewelry for everyday wear. I especially enjoy creating knotted jewelry. I often incorporate various kinds of fibers in my work such as waxed linen cord, leather, silk knotting cord and ribbons. I'm co-author of the book, Bohemian-Inspired Jewelry: 50 Designs Using Leather, Ribbon and Cords published by Interweave 2012. My jewelry designs have been featured in beading magazines including Jewelry Stringing magazine, Create Jewelry and Belle Armoire Jewelry. I also design and write jewelry projects and tutorials for Ornamentea.com. I've appeared on the television show Beads, Baubles and Jewels. I teach jewelry-making in person as well. I have taught classes and workshops at national events and retreats such as Bead Fest, artBLISS, and Bead Cruise.
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Where I do my Claying!
2 Rivers Ceramics Studio
The Riverwalk Gallery
Fine Arts, Crafts and Beads
My Ceramic Work is Featured in:
My Porcelain Sand dollars in this issue!
My porcelain components in this issue!
My ceramic leaves in this issue!
My Owl Pendant in this issue!
My ceramic leaves in this issue!
My ceramic leaf charms in this issue!
My ceramic leaf pendant in this issue!
Art Bead Scene Blog
Beads-of-Clay
promoting clay beads as an art form
Ceramic Bead Artists
My Blog List
7 comments:
Erin, these are beautiful and your photos are stunning.
Leann, Thank you! :) It's taken me 2+ years to figure out how to take photos! LOL! :P And even still sometimes I revert back and take some really awful ones. It's an art, for sure!
Great color!
Lovely and so earthy. I really admire your knack at creating feminine yet rustic pieces, my favorite kind!
these are beautiful - and leann is right, the photos are stunning!
Love those leaves!
Beautiful leaf beads! So organic and earthy looking. I agree your photos are lovely. I still struggle with getting mine right.
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