Carol Anding

Andica Art
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canding@mn.rr.com

Julia Lund
Farm Fresh Glass

Craig Nakken
Samurai Beads
martincn@earthlink.net

Lori Ramotar
The Royal Bead Lampwork
theroyalbead@excite.com

I found glass after painting for many years, and now I love glassworking more than painting. My favorite part of lampworking is creating miniature works of art that can be worn. I enjoy creating things that will inspire others in their jewelry designs. I tend to work in bright, happy colors, and sell on Ebay currently. You can search under The Royal Bead Lampwork to find me!

Lynn Hunt
Grianán Studio
lynnrn@wwt.net

Lynn Hunt is a trauma RN who discovered two sides of her brain. She was educated in the techniques of Venetian flamework at The Studio of The Corning Museum of Glass in Corning, NY. Functional bead pens, embellished flatware, earring bangles, bookmarks, icicles, animal and loose beads and buttons are a portion of her flameworked glass designs.

Tara Harris

"Originally from Georgia, I now live in Woodbury, MN with my husband and our children Erin and Connor. I discovered Lampwork in the summer of 2002 after buying a copy of Cindy Jenkins book "Making Glass Beads". Immediately I was hooked. It was fascinating to me that you could take a rod of glass, melt it into molten honey and be able to make something so beautiful. In September of 2002, I took my first bead making class taught by the very talented MaryAnn Moenck. Since then every spare minute is spent working at my torch. "

Heidi Hardner
Aventurine Dream heidi@aventurinedream.com

"Most of my work features whimsical cats, fish or birds but my main interest is really color. I've been making beads off and on for over 7 years now but I just recently settled into a year-round home studio using natural gas and an oxygen concentrator. I'm also the one doing the club website."

Jackie Richens
Designs in Glass