bwh Design Notes

I’ve been making jewelry since 2001 and have been trying to sell it since 2003. I put a lot into it, but for the past few years I have been concentrating on making a success of my web design business – bwh Web Designs. And now it seems that the jewelry business is actually costing me money – mostly due to having to file taxes on it. So I have decided to clean house. I’m selling most of my beads as well as the following items:

• Caravan Canopy – Includes 4 side walls and roller bag AND custom created weight set – Currently Retails for $449.99. Asking $ 175. – SOLD
• Cloud Dome – Includes: Cloud Dome, digital camera bracket, 35 mm camera bracket, 7inch straight collar extension, angled collar, foil reflector (two-sided: gold and silver), and Cloud Dome bag. Currently Retails for $319. Asking $ 200. – SOLD
• Olympus Digital Camera – Asking $ 200.
• Books, display lights, displays
• Jewelry
• Beads, Beads, Beads!

If you see something you want and can’t make the sale, contact me via this web site or call 210 383 5842.

Sale is Saturday, August 8, 2009 from Noon to 5:00 pm

Please email via this site or call 210 383 5842 for location information. (Prefer not to publish my home address on the web.)

Hope to see you there!

This is my first entry for this blog!

I’ve been designing jewelry for over 6 years. This website will be 4 years old in January, 2008. I’ve decided to create a blog to add some interest.

I’ll be announcing new items as they are added. I’ll also feature pieces and talk a bit more about them.

Being that I am very much a ‘process’ person, I’ll also be talking some about what goes into a piece and how it was put together. I’ll include lots of pictures along the way. So, be sure to set a bookmark to here because I’ll be posting much more!

Oh, yeah. There’s also a rumor that I may be teaching jewelry classes soon. I’ll be announcing them here first!

And for starters, I’ll post a photo of one of my favorite pieces:

In case you’re curious: The background is the lid to a wooden box. The box is shaped like Texas. The lid is upside down so that Texas appears backwards.