The "me" half of Willow and Me Jewelry is Lisa Salsbury. Lisa
began making beaded jewelry several years ago after buying a
piece of jewelry that quickly broke. She experimented with beaded
jewelry, then wire and metal work and metal clay.
Lisa incorporates metal clay (silver, copper and bronze) into her
work and, along with the flower and leaf shaped beads she often
uses, her metal clay work showcases her love of nature and
textures.
Lisa received a Rio Rewards PMC (Precious Metal Clay) Certification
in March of 2009. For more information on PMC and the
certification process, see this page. She now teaches various PMC
classes in Maine. For more information on her classes, visit her
schedule page.
began making beaded jewelry several years ago after buying a
piece of jewelry that quickly broke. She experimented with beaded
jewelry, then wire and metal work and metal clay.
Lisa incorporates metal clay (silver, copper and bronze) into her
work and, along with the flower and leaf shaped beads she often
uses, her metal clay work showcases her love of nature and
textures.
Lisa received a Rio Rewards PMC (Precious Metal Clay) Certification
in March of 2009. For more information on PMC and the
certification process, see this page. She now teaches various PMC
classes in Maine. For more information on her classes, visit her
schedule page.
| About us |
| Lisa's work is available at her online shop as well as at shops and galleries and various arts and crafts shows throughout Maine. For more details, click on the "shop" button above. The second half of Willow and Me is Willow, a seal point Siamese. Whenever Lisa is working in her studio, Willow can be found there as well. The studio is well outfitted for Willow and her brother Sammie with a large cat tree, a sunny window seat for napping and a window shelf over looking the birdfeeder. If Willow is not curled up with Sammie in one of those places, she can most assuredly be found sitting on Lisa's desk batting at the cursor on the computer screen. For more information and pictures of Willow, please see Willow's page. |
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