What does a Small Town Girl do? Lots!!
Small Town Girls learn how to make plain stuff into beautiful items. In this case it's Earrings for every kind of ear. I've been busy learning new techniques, new wire colors (I'm the only one I know that uses color copper wire so far) and finding very interesting semi precious stones. I've grown as a business, I have a tent and can now do outside shows around Central and Western NY.
The pictures in the next pages show just a small sampling of what I have. I've gone bead crazy and have thousands of earrings ready for purchase. I use copper color wire, non tarnish silver and gold plate in the french loop style. You'll find pictures of a variety of different types of earrings I make based on the beads I can find. I also use a variety of semi precious stones like purple amethyst, hematite, picture agate, jasper, aquamarine, and snowflake agate to name a few. I've divided the earrings up by the color families that I find interesting. If you are aware of crystal values they also have healing and spiritual qualities.
If you have something special you'd like made to order, let me know and I'll make them for you. I'm venturing out into pendants, pins and whatever else I can get my fingers into.
I want to send a shout out to all my friends from Cayuga and to Rochester Artisans (rochesterartisans.com)! You can reach me by email at pjp@frontiernet.net.Here's my schedule for this coming season:
North Winton Neighborhood Association N. Winton Neighborhood 10/1 Sat 10 - 5
CP of Rochester 3399 Winton Rd 11/5 Sat 10 - 5
Bethel Christian Fellowship 321 East Ave 11/12 Sat 10-4
American Red Cross in Geneseo Geneseo Armory 11/26 Sat 9:30 - 3
Cayuga Cty Comm College Auburn NY 12/3-4 Sat/Sun 10 -5
First Unitarian Church 220 Winton Rd S 12/10-11 Sat 3:00 - 5 Sun 9:00 - 1
More to come....
Check out the next pages for samples of my earrings and my newest - pins.
I'm on my way to being rich and famous watch out Tiffany's. I was interviewed by the Buffalo Rocket and here's the article...
BUFFALO ROCKET ISSUE 24 THURSDAY, June 17, 2010
Ode to Allentown
Stories and Photographs by Franklin Aquilina
I have to admit that sometimes I take the Allentown Art Festival for granted. After all, it’s been around for fifty-three years. “I’ll catch it next time,” I’ve said one too many times. Last year I suppose I was too busy to look at art. The year before that I think I was out of town. This past Sunday, however, reminded me why I love it so much. The inspiration was reignited when my eighteen year old nephew, Daniel, called me to see “what was up.” I asked him if he and his friends were going to the Art Festival. “What’s that?” he asked. “I’ve never been.” See the whole article "A Story" below for my debut.
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