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I've been a bit distracted from posting things here by our new hobby: beekeeping. We've created a blog about it here: Beemused.

An interview with me was recently published in the March, wedding-themed issue of The Pulse, a lifestyle and entertainment magazine here in central Massachusetts. I was deeply flattered to be asked, and everyone was so nice! It focused on my wedding ring work, and you can read it here.

Wedding season is coming up! Custom, individually made wedding rings are a wonderful and affordable addition to your wedding and marriage. I would be happy to work with you to develop rings that symbolize your own relationship- or to help you make them yourself!

I have created a shop on Amazon that focuses on metalsmithing and enameling books and related things.

Check out my metalsmithing blog! In it I write about what I'm working on, and discuss various metals-related topics.

I am currently accepting private students to work with me in my own studio. Possibilities include basic metal fabrication (including incorporating enamels into work), filigree, enameling (especially plique-a-jour and cloissonné), stone-setting, forging, and hydraulic press work. Instruction is individual. Please email me if you're interested.

Teaching background: I taught for several years on the metals faculty at the Worcester Center for Crafts, one of the oldest artisan craft schools in the Northeast. I taught a variety of classes there, from beginning metalsmithing through advanced topics.

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I have a number of pieces available in my Etsy store, including enameled Winter Pine and bat earrings and pins. See them here.

To see my Celtic designs, visit my online store Electric Celt.