February 2008

Hello! Wow, what a month - snow, snow and more snow! It's one of the worst winters on record which keeps me indoors and working like a fool! I've been electroforming and making plans for teaching. I'll be at Bead & Button again this year and several other great venues! I'm in the Women in Glass issue of the Flow Magazine again. It's a really nice honor.

I've opened a retail yarn and bead store called "Quail's Nest Beads and Yarn, LLC". The new website on which I'll be selling yarn (mostly) can be found at http://www.quailsnestyarn.com. I'm really looking forward to learning how to prepare and spin wool. Not another hobby! Oh no!

The third of three electroforming tutorials that I have written came out in Glass Line magazine April/May issue. I'm currently working on more for The Flow and for Glass Line again.

By the way! I went on a fantastic trip to Murano, Italy in June of 2005. Want to see some pictures? Click Here  If you would like to read more about that trip and my most recent one, please see Janelle's Glassblog.


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Welcome to Pigeon Point Glass!

Pigeon Point Glass is my small studio in Deer Park, Washington.  I have been blowing glass off and on for about seven years and have been lampworking since the latter part of 2004.

Please have a look around.  I have included galleries for my beads, vessels and blown glass.  Items for sale can be found in the Store section of the site.  All my best!

Janelle Zorko, Glass Artist



ONLINE STORE


GALLERY


STUDIO

Come on in and take a look!  In the store you'll find loose beads, finished jewelry, electroforming kits and furnace glass beads.  Sometimes I list fiber arts like my popular knitted and felted animals.

The gallery includes items that I am particularly proud of.  Glass is my passion - it's a wonderful creative outlet!  I'm a HUGE animal lover too so I've included a gallery of my menagerie of pets.

Take a spin through my studio.  You'll see where I create my glass beads and vessels at my workbench.  It's not fancy but it's mine!  Glassmaking video and tutorials coming soon!