I hope you enjoy my work —it has truly been a joy to create miniature art pieces from a little of this and a little of that. Each piece tells a story—each would make a wonderful, personal gift—either for a dear friend, or even for yourself.

My favorite subjects in school were art and music (and lunch and recess). As a child, I was constantly rearranging the furniture in my room and “merchandising” every square inch of my space. Once I grew up, I found that you could get paid for doing this—thus was my career in window dressing and display born. After having children, I was determined to stay home with them, so I figured out a way to make and sell my own designs through both art shows and small boutiques. I have made pinecone wreaths, soft-sculpture hippos and rabbits, teddy bears, and whatever else it was that people were interested in buying! Once, I even threatened to call my business ventures, “Anything 4 A Buck”, but my family put their collective foot down on that one; they said it was bad enough that they were being raised as carnies!

Now I have grandchildren and I find myself still working from home, in my attic studio, but now designing soldered jewelry. I still live that carnie lifestyle, going from show to show, but I now also have a friend who does all the schlepping from store to store. My friend Kriste Judd and I have known each other for many years, having sung together in church.  Kriste was the first person to see the potential in my jewelry designs. Born out of a love for the Lord and sacred music, two friends - me, the artist and Kriste, the entrepreneur - established “Pammy's Attic” in August of 2007. Since its inception we have sold our products in several stores and businesses in California, Idaho and Colorado.  Our little venture has grown, and I now do custom work for Susan Branch, MaryJane's Farm, and a few other small boutiques.