Linda Goff 
Quirkworks
Although I have worked in a variety
of media, I've been a metal worker and enamelist for over
twenty years, and this background
has influenced my current work in wire and polymer clay.
Each wire and polymer clay piece
begins by hand-shaping, wrapping, and adding beads to a length
of
metal wire which is then filled
with polymer clay. The clay surface is built up using shapes cut
from thin sheets of clay and details
are added using metallic powders, texture and gold leaf.
Some complex pieces require several
steps of assembly and baking for completion.
By contrasting the textures of metal
wire and polymer clay, lightweight wearable art is created
using natural and abstract designs,
as well as Pacific Northwest themes. I have also created
a number of unusual personalized
custom orders. My work has been sold to shops and galleries
over much of the Pacific Northwest,
and my jewelry is owned by individuals in various
places throughout the United States,
Europe and Asia.
2003 Teaching Schedule
No classes are scheduled yet for 2003.
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Wire and Polymer
Clay Jewelry
Home/Wire
One Wire
Two Wire
Three Wire
Four
Mobius Bead Jewelry
Mobius One Mobius Two
Polymer Clay
Decorated Desk Accessories
Pens
One Pens
Two Pens
Three
Gallery Pages
Lamps | Mokume
Gane | Collage
Work |
Nightlights | Postcards | Links
Oven
Fresh New Work
Online Catalog
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Contact Information
Linda Goff & Dan Kapsner
Quirkworks
PO Box 234
Olympia, WA 98507-0234
Phone 360.352.4701
Fax 360.709.9669
Contact by E-Mail
Business Hours 9am to 6pm, Pacific time,
Monday through Friday
Refund and Service Policy
Artist Information and Class Schedule
All images © Copyright Linda Goff 1997-2000 All Rights Reserved