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Merry-Lee Rae
Rae Studios
P. O. Box 1812
Freedom, CA 95019

merrylee@merryleerae.com

My Artist Friends: Some of my best friends make the most wonderful things! It is my belief that the future of the Crafts Community will be created by links from one artist's web site to another. Begin your journey here...


Kent Raible: Kent Raible is a German-trained master goldsmith specializing in 18k gold granulation. He has gained international prominence for his elaborate jewelry and objects, which are included in major collections, such as the Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, DC.


Cecilie Hveding: This is a link to Cecilie Hveding's site. She is a delightful Norwegian Goldsmith-Enamelist.


Ricky Frank Enamels: If you are an enamel enthusiast, you will be enchanted with a trip to this wonderful site. The exquisite, poetic creations will speak for themselves! Enjoy!


Handmade Soaps by Heather: I am very proud of my daughter, Heather. She is eighteen now and she and her pony, Lightning Lacy have retired from the Barrel Racing circuit after five years in "Elite Top Ten" in the State of California. They are such an inspiring pair and now spend their time together roaming the beautiful hills near our home. Heather is a Senior this year and plans to spend next year in Sweden and then begin University. Probably Art School. She still makes her fabulous Soaps and Creams for sale but no longer has a web site. Email me and I will pass along a message to her!


Enamels by Allan Heywood: Allan found me on the web and it is a very cool thing for me to meet someone half way around the world who is interested in enamels and dedicating their life to this incredible art. Allan uses different techniques than I do but the subject matter is often similar. His pieces are a reflection into this wonderful artist's take on life. Go have a look see. Also check out his Enamel Links!


Knives by Don Fogg: This site is a truly wonderful experience. I was introduced to Don by my friend, Jim Kelso. Make sure to see Jim's work on this site also. It is extraordinary!


Enanimals by Michele Raney: You must see this exquisite enamel jewelry by Michele Raney. Her web site is just getting started but you can keep track of her progress here. Michele is such a gifted artist that she creates work uniquely her own. It embodies the heart and soul of this lovely person.


Ceramic Delights by Daina Heister: I have known Daina for close to 30 years and her work has always delighted me. It expresses all that is good in life. Go and enjoy her site!!!


Hats by Head 'n Home: My wonderful husband, Gary Watrous, makes very nice hats! Go have a look!


Marty Magic: Marty and I have been friends almost 30 years and I invite you to visit her delightful site and enjoy the Magic of her whimsical jewelry!