I didn’t shoot the sheriff or the deputy but I have felt a bit guilty this week for not posting my usual amount of new jewels in the Etsy shop! I have a bit of a commitment next week and I’ve been hoarding MOST of the jewelry I’ve finished last week and this week.
Pocatello, in an effort to support the arts in our little town, has an art walk scheduled in Old Town every first Friday of every month. I’ve been pondering, for some time now, about finding a boutique host where I can set up my work for the locals to see. What with the start of school and my constant meanderings through the fine arts building on campus I’ve fully realized I’m on an island off the shoreline of the local artist community here in town, or in Idaho for that matter! My debut at First Friday in Pocatello is an attempt to swim the narrow channel across to the mainland and give myself a face here in town.
These necklaces (ocean jasper, labradorite and rhodochrosite) and many, MANY more will all make an appearance on the first Friday of March in Old Town Pocatello. I’m a bit nervous, as I always am in the face of any public debut but I know the feeling is unfounded since any individuals I have ever come in contact with while wearing or presenting my work have been of the Capital A+ sort.
This is all to say that while I may seem like a slacker this week, I have in fact been quite prolific in my studio. In point of fact, I crafted 12 necklaces yesterday and 6 pairs of earrings. The good news is that after the art walk, many of my new designs from last week and this week will find their way into the Etsy shop!
I do have a few new designs to put in the shop today and will attempt to photograph and list them after I finish this bloggo.
It’s fresh baked bread,
hot coffee,
and a cozy front room here at Plume Gables.
And I hope it’s a happy Friday where you are!
PS
The view from my studio window yesterday:
I’m telling you, snow flakes the size of persian cats!
PSS I’ve just been reading the recent Etsy feedback some of you have left me and
it simply enforces the fact that I work for some of the greatest
ladybirds and gentlebeards on all of the face of Earth.
I read each and every word you write.
Thank you.