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Elan magazine, published in North Virginia, recently interviewed. A generous and kind article explained how I get inspiration
from materials I have gathered during my international
travels.
Donna Cedar-Southworth, the author, wrote: "The beads - a sea of color -are strung onto thin-gauge wire ... then stitched together in ... elegant patterns-herringbone, net, peyote, web, crochet-whatever the piece calls for."
Well, I don't know about THAT! But they sure are fun to do, and challenging.
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Donna Barnako creates artful jewelry, specializing in intricate beading and handmade beads and sterling silver wire working.
She coils, wraps and shapes unusual clasps and connectors and combines them with unique beads and semiprecious stones found in her worldwide travels.
Donna,
This is the first time I have been to your site. It is great. I would love to see more photos of your work...are they posted anywhere else?
Enjoy your time in Maine (I live for 6 years in a small town named Rome right up the road from the Belgrade Lakes).
Ruth
Posted by: Ruth Korobov | Jun 22, 2007 at 08:42 AM