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Sandhill Cranes and Sparkly Earrings
Volume 16 Issue 2, February 2019 What's New in February? As the winter gives way to the spring, I am looking at the pouring rain and the grey skies in what is usually a sunny and lush front yard. It is hard to believe that winter for us has already passed and the robins are busy trying to gorge themselves on as many berries from the Brazilian pepper trees that they can. Of course, that helps spread these noxious weed/trees. The robins crowded into my bird bath for a drink the other day. The sandhill cranes are in their finest...
Puppy Presents on Harry's First Christmas
Volume 16 Issue 1, January 2019 What's New in January? Who knows what the New Year will bring? Since so much of my focus this year has been on hot rods, prints and other custom art, I may continue the focus for awhile as I work towards fulfilling a list of potential products. I know that there are a number of products that I want to finishing designing like peacock leggings and other clothing. Plus, I want to go back to caning and making beads. For now, I will work towards cleaning up my studio and putting all of the...
A Pair of Buzzards in a Pine Tree
Fall Festivals and Stocking Stuffers
Volume 15 Issue 11, November 2018 What's New in November? We are once again going to be at the Indian River Mall for the H.A.L.O. no-kill shelter arts and crafts show on November 3 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., so if you are in our area, stop by the mall and see our beads in person. We will also do the December show on December 1 at the same times. Then, I think that will be our last show for a few months. I have been busy creating new pieces that work well as stocking stuffers, and the keyrings...
Halloween and Fat Puppies
Volume 15 Issue 10, October 2018 What's New in October? We are once again going to be at the Indian River Mall for the H.A.L.O. no-kill shelter arts and crafts show on October 6th between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., so if you are in our area, stop by the mall and see our beads in person. In other news, the flowers are all starting to go to seed, and my feeder is empty of occupants with the exception of the mourning doves and the woodpeckers, who seem to be able to eat six times their weight. Harry is growing...