Vitreous enamel, also called porcelain enamel, is a material made by fusing powdered glass to a substrate by firing.
This ring is from one of the projects that will be featured in Pauline’s upcoming book Jewelry Enameling Workshop (Interweave Press / F+W Media). The photos show the process of creating a cloisonne’ enamel medallion made of fine silver and fired powdered glass, and the construction of the sterling silver … Read More
In 2009 LARK Books chose 30 jewelry artists to participate in the Jewelry Design Challenge to be published in a book. Each artist was asked to create a piece of wearable jewelry from a list of 9 materials that LARK would supply. Once the design was approved, the artists were … Read More
In 2003 Pauline was chosen in a competition from 5 jewelers to create the Glassman Award for the Maine State Bar Association. The design was to symbolically illustrate excellence and outstanding performance by a woman attorney professionally and in the community. The brooch is created of sterling silver and 18k … Read More
This Intermediate & Advanced Workshop sponsored by Arizona Designer Craftsmen featured dozens of examples of metal beads. Demonstrations were given on reticulation of commercial beads, variations on the double dome bead (center hole, side hole and cold connected), the crescent roll bead, the square bead, and more as time allowed. … Read More
