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Category Archives: Museums and Shows
Playing with Dinosaurs and Shopping for Opals
Alisha, John and I just returned from the Tucson Gem and Mineral Show. We went to buy opals and fire agates and to find sources for other specialty stones that are not readily … Continue reading
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Going to the 2014 Tucson Gem and Mineral Show
It’s that time of year again! I’ve just unpacked my bags from three weeks in Cambodia and Myanmar and I am packing again for my annual trip to the Tucson Gem and Mineral Show. This year I am taking both … Continue reading
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Marty at the 2012 Maryland Renaissance Festival photos
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Good Times at the Maryland Renaissance Faire
I’ve just returned from the Maryland Renaissance Faire. A good time was had by all and good times will continue weekends through October 22-23! Both the participants and Faire attendees dress for the occassion, celebrating the season. Wonderful crafts abound … Continue reading
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Going to the Maryland Renaissance Festival
Its time again for me to journey east to the Maryland Renaissance Festival, one of the largest period festivals in the country. I will be attending this weekend, September 24 & 25. It’s my tradition to have my hair braided, … Continue reading
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Bronze Ear Cuff Debut at this weekends Garlic Festival!
Since my return from Africa two weeks ago, I have been working warp speed and I will debut my new Bronze Ear Cuff Line this comming weekend at the Gilroy Garlic Festival, July 29,30,31. In addition to offering my … Continue reading
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Norcal Pirate Festival 2011 photos
This is our third year at the Norcal Pirate festival and it gets better every year.
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NorCal Pirate Festival
This Father’s Day weekend, June 18-19, is the NorCal Pirate Festival, a show that we especially look forward to! We are busily adding “golden” doubloons to our pirate chest and packing up fishing nets to decorate our booth. It’s a … Continue reading
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Garlic Festival Memories with Garlic and Bat Jewelry by Carrie Adell
A few weeks ago, I received a call asking about a sterling silver garlic clove pendant that opened up and contained a tiny chained, 14K gold bat. Had I had made this remarkable piece of jewelry? The woman on the … Continue reading
Cats and Kats working
For those of you who think that making a living as a crafts person requires only creativity, think again. One must have a CAT to oversee the data base and inventory. Our cat, Godzilla, supervises it all, rearranging our charm … Continue reading