Tin Work - American folk items assembled with Copenhagen chew tins on wood.

Boot Mirrors – These furnishings are mostly made of stitched cowboy boot leather.

Weaving – Structural or flat pieces, the best of them all is this burden basket of leather.

Burden Bells – Tin bells fashioned from Copenhagen tins. Meant to protect the harvest, and encourage bounty.

Luck Pulleys - Glass bead strands, infused with lucky, found coins draw good luck to the owner.

White House Egg - Once displayed in the White House, the egg is now housed in the Presidential library.

Boot Stools - A family favorite to kick up your feet or give your favorite kid a boost.

33 Bits - Friendship & betrayal. How a curious bracelet was assembled, with clues for the owner to claim it - Jane Bash
Also on Kindle

Goodnight Dog in the Duck Pond - A sleepy boy puts the animals in all the wrong beds! Dog will straighten them out! Illustrations by NEMO. Necklaces available.

A Jewelry Journal for Men - Set the record straight regarding rumors & truth about your sentimental & practical collectibles - Jane Bash & Pamela Wessel www.Amazon.com

A Jewelry Journal - Whether irreplaceable, or made by a child's hand, presenting the framework to assemble your life record - Jane Bash & Pamela Wessel www.Amazon.com

Lee’s Literary Lessons The Tree of Knowledge based educational musical has a fantasy story line reinforcing Reading skills for 4th-6th grades.

Marti’s Math Marks This Baseball themed educational musical covers state required Math skills.

Ernesto's English Experience
A ZIT-themed, musical comedy, covers many 4th-7th grade Language Arts skills.

Holt Rinehart & Winston – Text editor

Sky Walk – Hanging out over the 60th Floor of the Sky Tower in Auckland, New Zealand.

Coastal Fishing – Shark, flounder, red, I’ll eat nearly any seafood we catch.

Swimming with Wild Stingrays – Morrea, an island in the South Pacific.

Indoor Skydiving – When an airplane is not available.

Team Penning - Horse vs Cattle sport either in shot-gun, or with a trio of riders.

Parachute – Why not?

Military – I appreciate the opportunity to have served in the Air National Guard.

Do you have a project to collaborate on? Are you interested in attending an art class? Would you like to commission an item?

Please call me at 210-643-3201. I appreciate the opportunity to create and to serve.

Art is a collaboration between God and the artist, and the less the artist does the better.- Andre Gide