Raspberry Rings, Handmade Glass Beads by Jennie Lamb

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Raspberry Rings, Handmade Glass Beads by Jennie Lamb

Jennie has a small glass workshop in Appledore, North Devon and sells online and at local craft fairs
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If you would like to buy my handmade flowering murrini, please visit The Murrini Shop which is www.themurrinishop.etsy.com to purchase Murrini. To purchase beads and Jewellery please visit www.raspberryrings.etsy.com

Thank you!

04/09/2024

I am officially off the torch for a while, I do have stock for the Craft events I am attending. More news coming soon!!

15/07/2024

Just spent a great weekend Tuffnell Glass a really talented group.of students and we used the time to explore cabachon, dot stacking, mandala, murrini making and application and some Double Helix to finish! Fuelled by the generous catering from Teresa and entertained by Martin all in all a lovely weekend :)

25/06/2024

My next class is July at Tuffnell Glass we will be experimenting with Mandalas, decorative cabachons and turning them into rings and pendants. I am open to sharing all the secrets of creating glass wheels/Mandalas so why not grab the spare seats and come and have a glassy weekend in Yorkshire and ask all the questions you want ;) https://www.tuffnellglass.com/contents/en-uk/d146.html

07/06/2024

Not long now till my workshop at Tuffnell Glass we will be experimenting with mandalas, any size you like and looking at how you can make them in to functional jewellery without soldering!

Still a couple of seats left - www.tuffnellglass.com

30/05/2024

So West Country who would like to join us for a workshop with Maria Thomas? Details coming on Monday for her Art Jacket workshop ;)

03/05/2024

Feather Swirling, tutorial.available in my Etsy link in Profile.

19/04/2024

Come and join my class in July we will be making smaller versions of this and setting them as rings and pendants

17/04/2024

04/04/2024

Gotta love ❤️

03/04/2024

Rain, Rain, and more Rain in Rainy Devon

28/03/2024

That moment when you look at an old bead and wish you had made colour notes.... bead

27/03/2024

This is a lovely surprise, congratulations to everyone chosen :)

We are delighted to announce the artists selected for the 2024 International Bead Biennale.

Jeanne-Sophie Aas
Olga Alianova
Laurie Ament
David Bentham
Michele Bevis
Dan Bowran
Michael Bullen
Madeline Bunyan
Helena Castro García
Katharine Coleman
Julie Couch
Pauline Delaney
Sarah Downton
Simon Eccles
Rachel Elliott
Ilsa Fatt
Zoe Garner
Karina Guevin & Cedric Ginart
Brett Gui Xin
April Hilling Ross
Madeleine Hughes
Richard Phillip Jones
Joan Keller
Jennie Lamb
Freya Laughton
Ana Llavador
James Lethbridge
Benito Lozano Blanco
Teresa Malcolm
Allister Malcolm
Michaela Maria Moeller
Purnima Patel
Petra Pepper
Maria Popkova
Samantha Sonnefield
Ann Steenkiste
Michi Suzuki
Samantha Sweet
Ayako Tani
Angela Thwaites
Stephanie White
Jolene Wolfe

Congratulations to everyone who was selected. We look forward to seeing your work in August.

More information can be found on our website. https://ifg.org.uk/2024/03/27/british-glass-biennale-and-international-bead-biennale-artists-announced/

16/03/2024

I will be teaching this class in the Summer. Complex cabachons and how to set them without soldering. This is in Yorkshire all the details are on the website https://www.tuffnellglass.com/contents/en-uk/d146.html

06/03/2024

It's time to start working on your ideas for this competition. You get a chance to have your work displayed at the Murano Glass Museum during Venice Glass Week. Details via website. Good luck

05/03/2024

Part of a custom order....gotta love Pink ❤️

03/03/2024

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Coastal Inspired Glass

Jennie has been working with glass since 2009 and has had classes with a selection of international glass artists over the years. She has won Business Awards in Devon for three consecutive years as well as online awards for her glass.

Her work has been published in Magazines such as Craft and Design Magazine, The Flow and Bead Magazine as well as featuring in two book publications. She has written several tutorials which she sells via her Etsy shop to other Lampworkers and have featured in Soda Lime Times and Glass Line Magazine.

Her Beads are award winning, one of a kind pieces. Each one is made with love and most influenced by the coastal area she lives and walks in. She is a Professional Member of the International Society of Glass Bead makers and until recently was Regional Director for their International Region.

Jennie regularly teaches in her own studio workshop as well as visiting other studios to teach. Her work was chosen to feature in a permanent exhibition at the Corning Museum of Glass as part of the ISGB Presidents Collection a couple of years ago. ________________________________________________________________

I love what I do and am lucky enough to work full time with glass. I live and work in Appledore a small coastal village in Devon in the UK. I have two Terriers an Airedale and a Lakeland and Terriers are my other passion. If I am not on the torch you can find me out with the dogs enjoying the Devon Coast and Countryside

One of the reasons glass is my medium of choice is its ability to allow a depth of design which is not achievable in most other arts and it is this that keeps me fascinated and absorbed with melting glass. I had my first class in 2009 and have not looked back since and I now work with glass full time. I live on the coast in North Devon, UK on a tidal river estuary and close to the sea and, like a lot of artists, my work is heavily influenced by the ever-changing landscapes and tides, the colours and foliage that the seasons bring. My workshop is open to visitors during our summer season and I love to demonstrate the mercurial qualities of glass to those who pop in to say hello.

It is the three-dimensional quality of glass that really fascinates me, like looking into a rockpool on a sunny day, the ability to be able to layer the glass to magnify and to create depth is endless, this and the many different designs one can achieve by layering patterns together keeps me firing the torch up each day. My glass work is divided into two main areas, but both are governed by that three-dimensional principle. The first style of beads are made up of layers of different patterns, topped with lashings of clear glass to create a bead that allows the viewer to look deep into its core, and to see something different from every angle and at every level.

The second is 3-dimensional surface design, exploring colour to create light and shading on a flat bead surface, I love the endless challenge of layering glass to create new and interesting patterns on what is essential a very small canvas.

My wish for the future is to develop my teaching and share the knowledge I have gained with others as well as continue to push the boundaries of design within glass in its smallest form : the bead