Presentations and shared information may be difficult to see from a phone/tablet, so it’s recommended to join the meeting using your desktop computer.You can also join from a tablet or phone, but you will need a SKYPE account ( free). An Account is not necessary if you join from your desktop computer (PC or Mac). Join the meeting from the comfort of your own home on SKYPE.Do you have ideas? Want to lend a hand? Speak up at our next meeting or email the board at SKYPE and How to Join the meeting We'll continue to work on new opportunities for members and expand the website. SAGAG, like so many, is using online meetings as a way to stay connected and offering great new speakers. The link to join the meeting using SKYPE will be included in your registration confirmation email. Her work has been exhibited internationally, featured in many publications, and is in the permanent collections of The Corning Museum of Glass and The Museum of Glass in Tacoma, WA. You can learn how to make micro mosaics in one of Janice's upcoming classes.

Janice has learned how to create these ancient pieces using her lampworking skills to create contemporary designs. Micro mosaics originated in Italy and became popular with tourists in the 1800s. Janice's newest passion is glass micro mosaic jewelry. She also creates large scale sand-cast glass sculptures featuring African masks used in traditional ceremonies. Janice has been making one-of-a-kind beads and jewelry since 1992. Janice Peacock is an artist working in glass & author. Logon at 6:30 pm to visit and troubleshootħ:00 Janice Peacock presentation will beginĭon't miss this incredible opportunity to learn about and from this talented artist! Janice was originally scheduled to teach at Dream Fire Glass Studio this fall, and has graciously accepted our request to present at this virtual venue in the meantime. Janice Peacock, Glass Artist and Author, will present at SAGAG's October General Meeting via Skype.

A Bead in the Hand by Janice Peacock