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Saturday, August 17th – 11 to 3 – A Good Day to Visit the Studio

August 9, 2013 | Filed under: Uncategorized

Aquamarine and Sterling Silver

Aquamarine and Sterling Silver


On Saturday, August 17th, my work will be available for sale at my home studio. The hours are 11 to 3. Cactus Festival is also going on in Dundas the same week end. So lots to do in our Valley town.
I will have new work which is the beginning of my Fall Collection. Pieces with Australian Opal, coloured sapphire, tourmaline, Arizona turquoise, jet, amber, and interesting new pearls will be available. New shapes in onyx featured in bracelets and earrings, aquamarine, and of course some vintage pieces which are fresh and new. I think that it is well worth a visit and I look forward to seeing you on that date.

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More pictures of our day at Iron City Fishing Camp

August 6, 2013 | Filed under: Uncategorized

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Scott brought lots of pottery and went home with not much. So a good day for him

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Scott was very busy during the entire sale…..not a moment’s break…which means a very very good day.

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I was set up on the porch which was the ideal spot as there was lots of light. Quite a few of my large necklaces were sold. So a good day for me too.

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Iron City Fishing Camp – a fabulous place

August 6, 2013 | Filed under: Uncategorized

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Scott Barnim and I went to Iron City Fishing Camp, a 3 hour jaunt from here, to take part in their art event. As you can see, I had 2 cases and 2 boxes and all the rest of the boxes were Scott’s pottery. We waited for the camp’s launch to pick us up and deliver us and our goods. The boat came with 4 men who proceeded to load everything and once we arrived, unloaded and took all to the building where we would be setting up. It was efficient, and extremely helpful….Scott did tell me that we would be looked after very well…..and we most certainly were. We started to set up our work and were swamped with campers who were interested in what we had brought. (we were warned about this). Lunch was about 12 and we were treated to a lovely meal…in a dining hall where everyone had gathered. This camp has been around since the late 1800’s. There were pictures of Victorian womena in long gowns, and men in suits and hats….the first campers…..outside their tents. Now there are cottages everywhere. This is a private camp so not open to the public. Beautiful grounds and Georgian Bay is right there….sandy beach….just delightful.
And the staff and campers were delightful as well. Each of us had a student staffer to help with our sale. I don’t think that this event could have been made any easier for us to do. Everything was thought of.
It was a great day.

Posted by Stephanie @ 8:52 pm | Comments


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