Sea Treasures Necklace
 By Lynn M. Dean

It’s important to find your own style

When I saw these glass shells made by Tiger Henderson and Korry Antos, they really spoke to my heart and reminded my of my childhood romps along the beaches of Florida. How Tiger and Korry, native Coloradans, were able to capture some of God’s most intricate creations in glass is still a mystery to me, but I think you’ll agree that these shells are some of the most exquisite beads you’ll ever see. (If you want a glass shell of you own, you’ll have to e-mail me because Tiger and Korry don’t have a website.)

Lynn Dean (The Purple Lady) is a freelance writer and jewelry artist living in Northern Colorado. She has taught beadworking classes for years and her jewelry has been featured in numerous art galleries.

If you would like Lynn to feature your lampwork beads in her work for this column, you may send them to her at P.O. Box 146, Timnath, CO 80547. If your beads sing to her, she will create a piece of jewelry and then, at your discretion return it to you, for a small fee, to use as a sample; donate the jewelry created to benefit a non-profit in Northern Colorado; or, if the beads are purple, wear the jewelry and advertise your work. If the beads don’t sing to her, she will return them to you.

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