Fun With Metal

There are just a few days left, before the Handmade Holidays show. 

Joseph and I have been busy creating. 

Yesterday, I put the finishing touches on a pig and a chicken.  No picture of either of those yet, but if I have time, I'll share them with you later this week.

Though I am very grateful for all the recent orders, and am excited to be a part of the upcoming show, I'm looking forward to time to make like this turtle, and slow down a bit!

Green Bee Farms & Honey Glass

In just a few short weeks, the Handmade Holiday show will take place. You've seen my work, and Joseph's work. I thought I'd share a bit of Joseph's business partners work with you today. Rick is a local beekeeper. He has hives in various farms in the area, including Brent and Tuesday's , and the Piedmont campus. His Green Bee Farms honey is wonderful stuff.
    
    

As you can see from the photo at the top, Rick is also a talented glassmaker.  He creates necklaces and earrings with his glass pieces.  I hope you'll come out and support Rick and 39 other local artists on December 3rd.  Keep your holiday dollars in the area by supporting local, small businesses.  They'll thank you, your local economy will strengthen, and in turn support the area.  A good thing all around.

Handmade Holidays

All you crafty folks have just a little while longer to apply to the Lark Artists Handmade Holiday Art Show.  There are just a few slots left, so apply now if you'd like to be considered.  And just a reminder, I'll be here tomorrow.  Come on out and see us!