Atlanta glass artist, Marcy Lamberson, sells on Etsy because she likes "the atmosphere and slightly funky, fun style of it." Marcy feels that Etsy suits her glass beads and sculptures perfectly.
Lamberson began her craft by taking a glass beadmaking class when she couldn't find a larger scale, glass blowing class, and she has never regretted it. She finds that glass beadmaking fits her style and is easy for her to manage.
Most of the glass Lamberson uses in her craft comes from Murano, Italy. Every piece is kiln annealed for durability. Lamberson also teaches private and group lessons and enjoys taking on custom commissions.
Studio Marcy has so many fun and whimsical beads. Lamberson offers custom beadwork as well. The listing for the "build your own cupcake" is so innovative and fun. Customers get to choose what color cake, frosting, sprinkles etc., that they'd like their bead to have.
You can read Ms. Lamberson's blog and be sure to stop by her Etsy shop often, as she adds new items almost daily.
Lamberson began her craft by taking a glass beadmaking class when she couldn't find a larger scale, glass blowing class, and she has never regretted it. She finds that glass beadmaking fits her style and is easy for her to manage.
Most of the glass Lamberson uses in her craft comes from Murano, Italy. Every piece is kiln annealed for durability. Lamberson also teaches private and group lessons and enjoys taking on custom commissions.
Studio Marcy has so many fun and whimsical beads. Lamberson offers custom beadwork as well. The listing for the "build your own cupcake" is so innovative and fun. Customers get to choose what color cake, frosting, sprinkles etc., that they'd like their bead to have.
You can read Ms. Lamberson's blog and be sure to stop by her Etsy shop often, as she adds new items almost daily.
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