Let it snow, let it snow. It's close to a record snowfall for us this winter, so snowflakes were a natural choice for January. I made the large snowflake with clear and white glass...very simple. I made 2, not sure which one I would use. The other I wire wrapped into a simple necklace for a friend's birthday, but forgot to take a photo.
I lost another friend to breast cancer in January, so it is no wonder that I'm ready to be done with winter. Angie left 3 sons, 1 still in high school, and many, many friends. She was a dedicated special ed teacher and inspiration to us all.
The complete photo can be seen on my website. February means a little more daylight. And the first week of March the red winged blackbirds come back to our pond, so there is hope.
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Burrr...makes me cold, but snowflakes are so beautiful too. Got home this morning from work to a 0 temperature. It was frosty, but the snow banks were twinkling with light all the way home. And STARS! MY O MY...the sky is so clear this Winter. But yes! Like you I've had enough Winter. The lampwork snowflakes is delightful. So have you settled on hearts for this Month??
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Dear Margaret... thank you for posting, for sharing both your loss and your hope. Hugs, Robin A.
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