Sally always had a creative spirit.  She has worked extensively in various
mediums including porcelain and ceramics as well as exploring textiles by
creating beautiful counted cross stitch pieces.  Her level of expertise
allowed her to be certified to teach porcelain art (china painting) as
well as  instructing classes in ceramics.  Several years ago her interests
turned to warm glass (fusing). She traveled to Virginia where she studied
advanced fusing techniques at Vitrum Studios.  PMC (Precious Metal Clay)
was in  its infancy and Sally fell in love with the medium and the
possibilities of combining it with her warm glass to create beautiful
and unusual pieces of jewelry.  She received her level I and II  PMC
certifications  in Chicago, which encouraged her passion for the beauty
of these two mediums to become a business.  Sally continues
to expand her knowledge of Precious Metal Clay by attending classes,
conferences, and meetings with other members of the PMC Guild.
She loves to experiment by combining the PMC with  Polymer Clay Canes,
Dichroic glass, or enamels.
Sally currently creates her pieces in a studio attached to her home on
Kelleys Island where she also has the opportunity to photograph the
beautiful sunrises from her living room overlooking beautiful
Lake Erie.

Sally is available by appointment for an informal showing of her pieces at her studio.


About PMC
PMC (Precious Metal Clay) is silver granules held together with a bonding agent.  It feels
similar to regular clay.  Once shaped, textured, dried, sanded, and finished, it is put
into a kiln and fired from 1110 to 1650 degrees F.  In the firing process the bonding
agent burns off leaving a piece of silver that is .999 pure.
This is called "Fine Silver".

Some Kelleys Island Sunrises

The following pictures make beautiful cards.  I print them on a half fold glossy card,
no writing in the middle.  The cards come with an envelope for mailing.
Cards are $5.00 each
No shipping charge
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