Stratoz

   Only two have not found new homes and they remain in my critter section of my etsy shop along with a couple butterflies and a fun...

Original Lettering design by Robert Indiana Adaptation and Letters by Wayne Stratz Peachy background by Margaret Almon

Up, an Alexander word Words and design (including big white pieces) by Wayne Stratz Blue background and tower of color by Margaret Almon ...

Collaboration between Margaret Almon and Wayne Stratz Rainbow is another word that does not need letters, but it does take some tim...

Blue by Wayne Stratz Orange by Margaret Almon Second day in a row of a letter that we have not ventured into, well at least to start a...

White-breasted Nuthatch created and designed by Wayne Stratz Yes, that is a bird and not a one word mosaic sign, but we have not done an...

Lettering and treble clef by Wayne Stratz Background by Margaret Almon Those of you who followed my blog before the A to Z challenge k...

Imagine by Nutmeg Designs lettering by Wayne Stratz background by Margaret Almon Imagine is word we chose to make.  For me it is a pow...

I spent my day with my students, who were so excited to be out and about in the gardens at my school. March was cold. I came home a bit...

My last post I celebrated being able to explore color in the letters of GARDEN, so here I was cutting out white glass today. Mosaic Woman w...

Margaret and I must be doing something right because house number and word signs commissions have been steady business for Nutmeg Desi...

a celebration of birth by Nutmeg Designs This is the first time we placed a baby's name into one of our mosaics.  What a joyful thi...

first journey Wayne Stratz and Margaret Almon Mosaic Woman created these last year.  I drew the design and we did them as different w...

Our church finally stumbled upon a new rector ,  she is wonderful. I greeted her with this card. I began what will hopefully be more ...

The year began doing a bunch of special pieces for our exhibit at Pebble Hill Church The other day we were driving to my parents and ...

Leopold Forstner(1878-1936): Mosaic with Fish from the Corning Museum of Glass photo by Wayne Stratz

Margaret Almon's Rainbow of Pendants complimentary pairings It has been an amazing list of characters that have helped support us fo...

It has been quite awhile since I cut a piece of glass, well it seems like it has been a long time.  But as I focussed on drawing cards, M...