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What's New at Enchanted Visions?

New Bracelets!

Michelle has been working on new color options for bracelets in this style.  To check out new color choices, please check out this page: bracelet_ma.html.

 

Michelle has been working on new color options for bracelets in this style.  To check out new color choices, please check out this page: bracelet_md.html

Michelle has been working on bracelets in this style.  To check out the color options currently available, please check out this page: bracelet_mc.html

Emlee created this pattern, and Michelle worked it up.

Item number: Bz06

Price: $12.00

 

 

There will also be other new goodies being posted very, very soon.  Keep checking back!

 

Upcoming Appearances 

Tentative shows for 2012 include the following:

Baraga Lake Trout Festival - L'Anse, MI - June

Blueberry Festival - Marquette, MI - July

Renaissance Festival - Ishpeming, MI - July

People's Festival - 3 miles past Calumet, MI - August

TV6 Christmas Craft Show - Marquette, MI - December

 

Custom Work
People often ask us if we are willing to do custom work.  We are, indeed, willing to create pieces based on your specifications.

If you see something on these pages that you would like done differently, please email us and ask.

If you have an idea for a piece of jewelry that you would like made but do not see anything like it on these pages, please email us and ask about it.
We will determine whether we can process your request.

 

Contact Information
The quickest way to contact us is to email Michelle at littleowlluna@yahoo.com.

About Us

Michelle Nichols:
I really started focusing on my craft in 2007.  Before that time, I had learned several basic crafting techniques and beading techniques.  I had a realization that I wanted to learn as much as possible from my grandma, Emlee, while she was willing and able to share her wealth of knowledge.                                                

Our craft of choice in those days was beading.  Grandma showed me several techniques I hadn't learned yet, and she helped me solve problems as I encountered them.

As time progressed, I was able to figure out some things about myself as an artist.  I started branching out a bit and learning other techniques such as macrame, kumihimo, wire work, and most recently, silver smithing.

I love being able to learn new things and teach some things to others.  I love having a fun and relaxing hobby that has brought me closer to both my family and other artistic individuals.  Finally, I love having a better appreciation for art and beauty in its various forms. 

 

Last Updated: May 14, 2012.