Monday, February 20, 2017

INTRODUCTING LYNETTE DUNMORE AMBRUCH

Hi Everyone!

I am getting back in the swing of things after my trip back east. I guess it is just one more thing to put on the "I am getting older" list. Ya know recouping after vacation. 😁 It is exhausting. Anyway today I would like to introduce you to a truly wonderful lady and her incredible bead art. Lynette puts life into each piece she creates. 
So in her own words.


When I was about 6 years old my mother taught me crewel embroidery and to crochet. This is what we did in the evening during the winters because it was too cold to be outside. 
Fast forward 40 years....I received my first official lesson in jewellery making from my dear friend, Lisbeth Marin, in North Carolina. That was it. I was off and running.
Via other workshops and friends with bead shops, I began to see that I could apply what I had learned as a little girl. A whole new world had opened up for me where I could do as I pleased.
I enjoy wire working and wire wrapping, however, my true love is beaded embroidery. Sometimes I simply embroider directly onto Nicole's BeadBacking, and sometimes I incorporate shibori silk ribbon and soutache. 
In real life, I am a horticulturalist. But it is the love of plants and nature that helps me create my jewelry designs.
You can peruse my Facebook page. ..Lynette Ambruch Jewelry ...or you can always contact me directly for questions about a piece in which you are interested. 
I do offer workshops and individual lessons. I am a regular instructor for Women in the Wilds, which is one of the largest events of its kind on the east coast. 














Nicole/Beadwright 
Honor and integrity in art, in life.

4 comments:

Valerie-Jael said...

WOw, what a fantastic talent! Hugs, Valerie

Lisabella Russo said...

What beautiful pieces she creates! Welcome back!

Magic Love Crow said...

Wow, she is really talented! Amazing creations! Welcome back Nicole! You are not getting old! Big Hugs!

Carol- Beads and Birds said...

Lynette, you have a wonderful talent and definitely unique style. Your pieces are beautiful.

Nicole, glad you are back home safe and sound.
xx, Carol