I’m subscribed to Google Alerts, so in the course of wading through one, came across a weblog by Cindy Gimbrone. Cindy is a “Lampwork Diva” and self described wirehead.
She recently posted a link to my Stud Tutorial, and made what was the funniest wire related comment I’ve seen in a while:
I feel as though I’ve admired Diane’s wire work since I was a short piece of wire.
(emphasis mine)
The image that conjures up is just priceless… Thanks for the smile, Cindy 🙂
I got an email from Angie Simonsen, the recipient of my Secret Santa gift this year:
Hi Dianne,
I again wanted to thank you for my necklace.
It’s is one I will certainly always treasure, especially coming from someone who’s work I first admired in the wonderful book, “Wire in Design”. I’ve always thought it so special and unique to be able to actually converse with some of the people that have really inspired me on thru my journey with wire, but to actually have a necklace from one, well – that’s really, really freaking cool.
I was going to leave a comment on your blog on the Secret Santa post, but it said it was closed for comments…
Stay wired!
Angie Simonsen
Wire Jewelry Artist
http://www.allthingsangie.com
Angie articulated exactly why I love to do swaps: it gives me the opportunity to connect with other people who share my passion. And it is freakin’ cool to get a piece from someone whose work you admire. I know exactly how that feels: I have received jewellery from several people whose style I adore, and I treasure those pieces beyond words.
(NB – I turned comments off on my posts because I was getting a lot of spam posts.)
