About the Designer
Pamela Branch Sherman began designing jewelry in 2005. She was introduced to the art of jewelry-making by colleagues, who invited her to join a beading group. After the first few minutes of that introductory meeting, Pam was hooked. She started out with simple handmade earrings, but quickly graduated to making complex, elegant pieces. Pam's jewelry has been sold in hundreds of stores.
When the pandemic hit, Pam began taking photos of birds in her yard and local park. These photos were quickly incorporated into Pam's creative endeavors. She created a collection of bookmarks, greeting cards, wood earrings, wood signs, and more. These items are now available wholesale on Faire. The focus of pambranchdesigns.com is now showcasing and selling Pam's decoupage papers.
A simple definition of decoupage is the art of decorating surfaces of an object by applying paper designs with glue. Most of Pam's papers feature images of nature, inspirational phrases and Bible verses. Others are inspired by culture or feature abstract art.
Pam has created tutorials that give instructions on how her papers can be used in diy projects, such as coasters, air dry clay trinket trays, pillows, and more. Please visit our YouTube channel and/or join her FaceBook Decoupage Group to see demonstrations on how to make projects using her decoupage papers. To learn more about Pam's reputation as a seller online, read her Etsy feedback.