Artist: Air and Earth Designs
I've always loved beads and color - I first got into beading when I worked for a fabric store during my college years. Color is a major inspiration of mine - I adore the way color plays with light. I bought lampwork for my own jewelry creations for awhile, and just fell in love with the medium.
My beads are made from Effetre (Moretti), Vetrofond (Murano), Bullseye, Czech, and/or Lauscha glass, then annealed in a digitally controlled kiln for lasting durability.
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Artist: Alice's Stained Glass
Alice's offers custom leaded and stained glass windows of incomparable quality. Specializing in southwestern design and women in glass, with many of her designs converted to stained glass patterns for both hobbyists and professionals. We offer custom design service to create patterns for studios and hobbyists.
Alice has won numerous awards for her artistry in glass and continues to design and fabricate select custom work from her home in Vernonia, Oregon.
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 | Artist: Barbara Smith McLaughlin Handcrafted
Barbara describes her designs as clean, crisp and timeless, a benefit of working in wire and sheet metals. Her inspiration is drawn from nature's diverse textures and color pallets. Allowing her to combine uniquely, shaped hand cut gemstones and hand selected pearls with surface embellishments and hand forming to fashion distinctive yet versatile jewelry pieces.
Designs are executed in high karat gold or platinum/silver to seize the greatest impact for each individual piece. Each piece is fabricated one at a time, making it as unique as you are.
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 | Artist: Barbara Sucherman Designs, Ltd.
My jewelry is predominantly sterling silver with gold fill accents. The magic I felt in my painting began to show itself in my jewelry. My fused glass stone is hand cut from many pieces of colored glass, which I fire in a kiln at 1700 degrees. The sterling silver shapes are individually formed, textured and polished to fit each glass cabochon. No two are alike. Fused glass became my palette.
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 | Artist: Blast It Glass
Drawn by the magnificent natural beauty of the Cascade Mountains and Puget Sound, Lori made a landing in the northern Puget Sound region.
In 1994 she started her business, “ Blast It Glass” in Bellingham, Washington. Lori uses her drawing talents and understanding of graphic design in the invention of her exclusive glass panels. Combined with a love of the natural world, it is these abilities that breath magic and beauty into each of her distinctive pieces of art.
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 | Artist: Bob Gent Glassworks
After earning my BFA in Graphic Design and spending many years working for other artists, I designed and built my own studio. This studio is a small shop with the capacity to melt one hundred pounds of crystal at a time and working capability for a twelve by twenty-four inch piece, though most work is on a smaller scale.
My style employs tightly controlled, bright colors, simple shapes and a playful design sense. Much of my work is enhanced by the decorations which start out as long rods of color (or canes) that I make from imported glass.
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Artist: Booty Boutique
I produce and sell original, one-of-a-kind and limited edition designed belt buckles. Metal belt buckle blanks are pre-made, as are all the "innards". The blanks are embellished with the innards consisting of a huge variety of beads, rhinestones, letters, pins/buttons, findings and found objects. These materials range from being made of plastic and acrylic to glass and precious stones. I use all types of glues as resins as adhesives.
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 | Artist: Brandi Brown Designs
In the spring of 2002, I designed my first necklace after searching and searching for the perfect color combination and style to go with an outfit. I experimented with some beads and colors and created a necklace that was perfect. I continued to operate that way until the winter of 2005 when I left my full time job and started my own business, Brandi Brown Designs.
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Artist: Bread and Badger
All the glass pieces we make are etched completely by hand. The designs are drawn or painted onto the glass, and then the design is carved out with a high-speed rotary tool and diamond burrs. This gives each piece a bit of personality and character.
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