HUGE THANK YOU to Adrian from Les Vandals, for having me on his YouTube channel!!! It's a 30 min documentary on how and what I do as an everyday artist!  December 2020 the magazine drops, so keep an eye out! Here's the link, thanks for checking it out!!! 

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https://youtu.be/UZD-reX6ZiA

I had the opportunity to participate in the ANJEE Fall Conference this past September.  It was a beautiful day at Duke Farms in NJ (Side note- if you have not been there, please do yourself a favor and check it out!!)!!!! Environmental Educators from all over NJ came to the event and everyone got to participate in the making of the mosaic stepping stones!!!  Between events, people were able to come over and place a piece of glass on the templates I had created for the event. I had this opportunity thanks to the great Pat Heaney- she is also the one who turned me into a glass artist, along with girl scout leader, epic woman, and just all around one of my favorite people!!!!  Thank you ANJEE, it was an awesome day!!!!!!! I hope these make someone very happy at the Winter Auction!!!!!!!!!! 

Currently, I am sitting in a whole new place than I normally would be- our 1986 Corsair travel trailer, in Cape Charles Virginia!  Hurricane Dorian has decided to put a little damper on a much needed trip, but it's ok because we love taking in all of our hard work.  Camping since I was three months old with my family all I can say is I'm pretty sure camping will always be a part of my life! My parents had asked me a long time ago if Jack and I wanted redo this camper (they had redone it about 15 years ago!!), and we finally got around to finishing (good enough to go camping in!).  Lets put it this way, if I didn't book a little trip with it, it would still be being worked on.  My awesome Dad helped my husband take the whole backend down to dirt and redo the metal (and basically taught us the ins and outs of camping and repair).  Jacks carpentry skills made the cabinets, bed, and all the walls and floor.  We had started this last summer, but it was at my parents an hour away, so when Jack brought it home May 22, it was game time.  From May 22 up to July 8, we worked on it almost every night after work.  Three gallons of paint later (thats the inside only!! I still need to repaint the outside!!), A LOT of sewing, artwork, and a slight obsession, and here we are enjoying it!!! I'm able to bring it to shows far away and stay overnight much cheaper than any hotel or air B&B.  Here it is!!

For those of you wondering about specifics- here it goes...

1986 22' Corsair Travel trailer

Bedroom floor- Home Depot peel and stick

Kitchen backsplash- Home Depot peel and stick

Camper floor- Peel and stick Mom and Dad redid (couldn't tell u exactly where but I'm guessing Home Depot)

Counter top in Kitchen and table- Original

Bathroom counter top - Formica scraps given to us by a friend and metal sink found in Dads garage.

Bathroom walls- Vinyl plank from Home Depot

Paint- 2 gallons of kilz paint and 1 gallon of Beyond Paint Bright White (home depot)

Fabric for curtains- Joanne Fabric- indoor outdoor fabric

Fabric for cushions- Sunbrella indoor outdoor fabric

Bedding- Target and handmade pillowcases

Fan- Home goods

Shower curtain- Target

Room divider- Shower curtain from target

Rug- Home goods

Plates- Target and Home Goods

Bathroom rug- hand made hook and latch 

Art- Handmade stamps, right here on this website or get in touch with me and I can make you them!!

Here are some Before and working on pics 

This winter sure was busy! I am super grateful for the Terrace Tavern on LBI, NJ.  Two years ago, Toby and Sweeney asked me to make a chalkboard wall.  This year, I was asked to make a SEA GLASS WALL!!!!!!! If you are anywhere near LBI, I suggest heading over to the Terrace Tavern!! Check out the wall, grab a bite to eat, get a FROSE, and enjoy their outdoor seating (I also painted the surfboard outside!)!! The wall took 14 hours to glue and 10 hours to grout and finish.  The sea glass was donated by an employees wife and also Toby and her family.  If you're a sea glass addict, like me, you will thoroughly enjoy this!!! Thank you so much Terrace Tavern!!!!!! XOXOXO

Tag @cglassstudio on Instagram if you go check it out!!!!!