The work “Lamp” is a nod to ancient times when the glass was melted with the flame of an oil lamp. (lampwork)

Lampwork beads will vary in style from Artist to Artist. The styles and differences are only limited by the imagination of the Artist.

Lampwork beads are typically used in jewelry, however, beads have been used for drawer knobs, candlesticks, pens, serving utensils, and much more…

The glass bead cuff bracelet that you see here has a tread at the end which unscrews so you can change your beads or charms. Also, are earrings to match our bracelets if you wish to purchase sets, however our earrings can be purchased individually.

Check out our online Jewelry store for prices and styles.

We would love for you to stop  into our Store “LeTort Glass” to see ALL of our bead jewelry as well as our dichroic and sterling jewelry.

call: (717) 218-8300

“Purse Charm”

make a wonderful accessory for any purse.

62 miles of some of the most beautiful country in Pennsylvania

we crossed over 7 covered bridges. The weather Held out for us, actually the temp. was perfect for riding, it stayed 72 degrees and cloudy…we where lucky no rain until 15 minutes after we finished the ride. Perfect day….very well organized event with good food.

We saw several tobacco fields.

Tobacco fields

A few friends along the Ride

Our First Covered Bridge it was about 15 miles into our ride

This is my Husband “Roy” I have convinced him that cycling is FUN! This was his Big Event for 2010 and he did Great!

We saw  a lot of Amish on this Ride. They where all off to church.

There where 7 Covered Bridges on this Ride

The Back of “Roy” I know he was just loving this.

More of our friends along this beautiful Ride.

I think these guys had a day off.

I find my bike riding inspires me in many ways.

Another Covered Bridge …an opportunity to capture more photo’s

Lots of Horse Farms

I think even some of the Horses had a day off and

enjoying every minute

I just couldn’t resist this photo opportunity!

This is a wonderful Event…can’t think of a better way to see Lancaster County

Custom Stained Glass Front Door  (Lead Came Technique) All Clear Textured Glass.

This Door  Will eventually be on Louther Street Carlisle

There is something in art, if it is done well, that can touch ones soul and feed a special nutrient to the human spirit. Music often accomplishes this in an immediate manner. And visual arts can also provide the food that we sometimes need that we didn’t realize we needed to keep us balanced and healthy in this life.

The village of Corrales is in the high dessert with an average annual rainfall of a little over 9 inches. The average high temperature in July is 90 degrees, the low in January is about 20 degrees. In the high dessert, 90 degrees is not that hot because of the low humidity and 20 degrees is not that cold considering the temperature goes up quickly during the day at an attitude of 5,000 feet above sea level.

There is a population of 9,200 in Corrales (not including the many horses).

There are many educational and entertainment opportunities within a 15 mile radius of Corrales. Every year there is the Corrales Art Studio Tour anniversary which consists of over 50 artists offering paintings, sculpture, photography, jewelry, ceramics, glass, fiber arts and more. You can meet the artists, learn what inspires their creations, and discover new art mediums.

Don’t miss this wonderful town “CORRALES” on your next visit to New Mexico!

Dedicated November 18, 2004 by

Mayor Martin J. Chavez

in HONOR and APPRECIATION of BRAVE, Cooperative EFFORTS Between Citizens and Public Safety Officials in Response to the Catastrophic Bosque Fires of June 2003.

City of Albuquerque

How fortunate that I know the owners: Kurt & Alan which makes this B & B that much more of a  special destination for relaxing and enjoying the company and wildlife. You just might get the opportunity to see an “American Bald Eagle”.

Celebrate Special Occasions such as birthdays, anniversaries, and reunions. Ideal setting for a small out door wedding, or even host off site executive retreats.

You will Not be disappointed in a sumptuous country breakfast, WOW!

You will discover this experience to be a very personal and a  long remembered treat.

*ECCE is only 15 miles from the “Bethel Woods Center” for the Arts.

ECCE Bed and Breakfast, Barryville, New York

www.eccebedandbreakfast.com

845-557-8562

One of the greatest resources available for sculptors and art collectors is located five miles north of Santa Fe, New Mexico, in the village of Tesuque (te-soo-ke).

Shidoni, a bronze art foundry, sculpture garden and gallery is situated along the Rio Tesuque on a former apple orchard.

The Bronze gallery is opened daily. Bronze pours are held on Saturday only, and when scheduling a visit make sure you don’t miss this opportunity…I found it very interesting to watch molten bronze being poured into ceramic  shell molds.

Take a picnic lunch and sit among the sculpture garden, and then stroll around each sculpture, you will find this very inspirational.

The gallery represents 100 different sculptors from all over the country. Make sure you don’t miss this when you are visiting “Santa Fe” New Mexico.

The Bronze Pours are Held on Saturdays only.