Jenny Rytel
Chattanooga, TN
Jenny Rytel fell in love with Cane glass and has never looked back! She has done shows with her cane glass earrings/pendants/keychains and pins with her whimsical wirework for many years.
Adaptive Reuse
Artist: Christine Terrell
San Marcos, TX
Each one-of-a-kind piece of adaptive reuse tin jewelry is joyfully handcrafted by Christine Terrell from locally sourced, free-range decorative tins. It is a core principle that my little business treads as lightly on the planet as possible.
That’s why I use:
Locally sourced upcycled tin containers that most consider trash.
No precious or semi-precious materials.
Steel wire & surgical stainless steel ear wires.
Eco-friendly & recyclable packaging.
Sunday Creek Studio
Artist: Marjorie Bledsoe
Millfield, OH
etsy.com/shop/sundaycreekstudios.com
Marjorie creates one-of-a-kind wire wrapped jewelry using copper, silver, and a wide variety of semi-precious stones and gems.
Little Shop on Park
Artist: Lisa Koontz
Worthington, OH
www.facebook.com/Littleshoponpark
Lisa uses wood to create fun earring designs like flowers, leaves and seasonal themes.
Deidre Nabors
Deidre Nabors
Columbus, IN
www.etsy.com/shop/deidrenabors.com
Each piece of jewelry is designed and hand-made in my studio in Columbus, Indiana. The art form is called Millefiori and was created over 1000 years ago by Venetian glass blowers. The same art technique has been adapted for use in Polymer clay. The process involves wrapping and layering the colored clay so that each color is a different layer in the clay design. No paint or automated machinery is used in the production of this art work.
Deanna Poelsma
Indianapolis, IN
www.Glazedconfusedcreations.com
I began my artistic journey in 2009 by attending the Columbus College of Art & Design, where I earned my BFA in Fine Art focusing in ceramics and small scale metals. Following graduation it wasn’t financially feasible for me to continue creating jewelry, so I dove hands first into clay and have been playing with mud ever since. In the years following graduation I taught art, restored art, and served in the non-profit arts sector as a grant maker, but always had a desire to create full-time. In 2021 I decided to take a chance on myself, forming Glazed & Confused Creations pursue my craft as a full-time career.
Having been born and raised in Florida, my work is heavily influenced by the colors of the island and Caribbean, while my designs are inspired from both the Art Deco and Art Nouveau eras.
