
Creating with clay is my latest passion.
It all began when I got the idea of making ceramic tiles that I could use in creating mosaic designs for table tops and wall hangings.

The Hexes (some call them Mandalas) shown on this page are just samples of my work. Most of the ones you see here have been sold and are no longer available, however I am always making similar ones. I follow the same general designs but no two of my works are exactly alike.
I start with a 12in diameter galvanized metal tray and insert a painted plywood disc upon which I arrange and attach my hand made tiles, I then grout and seal them. They have a hanger on the reverse side and are suitable for hanging outdoors.

My very first mosaic. I call it a "hex" because it's designed to bring "Good Fortune" and ward off evil similar to the Pennsylvania Dutch Hex Signs that they place on their barns.

All of my mosaic Hexes are 12inches in diameter. I personally make all of the tiles.
The tiles are set in a 1inch deep metal tray with mastic and then grouted and sealed. There is a loop on the back for hanging. They are suitable for outdoor use.

Just one example of a Hummingbird Hex no two are alike. I create each one individually sometimes I butterflies and many different flowers.

One of my many different mushroom hexes.

Swallow tail butterflies.
I do Monarchs too.







Like the hexes the tables shown on this page are only samples of my work. Most of them have been sold and are no longer available, however I do make similar ones. I follow the same general designs but no two of my works are exactly alike.
The round tabletops come with removable legs and may be hung as wall art or used as a tray or trivet.
I start with a commercially made metal table and add my handmade ceramic tiles. there are two different styles of tables one has a wide rim (like the one shown here) the other has no rim.
The tables are suitable for outdoor use.











WooHoo! Look what finally came out of the kiln this morning. Snowflke Dingle Dangles. It's been quite a journey figuring out how to glaze both sides, but it happened & I'm loving how they came out! They will be available in the Peephole and at the Clayfolk Fall Show in Medford, OR
Summer is over and I'm closing the Peep Hole corner of the yard booth down until next spring. But don't despair you can find me at the "Clayfolk Show" in Medford OR. on November 20-22nd and at the Ft. Jones CA. "Christmas Craft Fair" on Dec.12. Also I will reopen my ETSY store in Dec. Or you can always email, call or send a note using the links below.
