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Dragonflies and Birds galore!

 

 

 

 

The collection of poles has grown!  3', 4', 6', even address poles.

The originals were carved into wood and painted.

From those originals the images have been transferred to pvc for longer life.

They come with an auger type stake for placing in   the garden.

We also have a round stand if you want to put it in your room. In the  photo at the bottom we've just tied it to our rail on our porch.

The illustrations are wonderful with inspirational sayings.

Explore Dream Discover Dwell in Possibility --- Live love garden, love blooms here  ---  Gardening Food for the Soul and so on!

Stoneware by NC potter Hamilton Williams

New Clay

Carolina Creations welcomes potter Hamilton Williams to our family of artists!   

Hamilton's education in ceramics and pottery began at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro under the guidance of Japanese potter, Setsuya Kotani. After graduating with a BFA in Design in 1994, Hamilton set up his own studio.

Utensil jars, cookies jars and nativities are from Sandra McKenzie Schmitt.

Sandra has been a working artist since 1973. In 1964, she received her M.A. in intaglio printmaking from University of Iowa under the direction of Mauricio Lasansky, and her M.F.A. from Bradley University in May 2000, her emphasis was ceramic sculpture with additional work in bronze, stone carving, and metal fabrication.

Sandra McKenzie Schmitt

New Jewelry

Rings by Ron Vick

Mother Vine Rings by Ron Vick

Ron began his formal education began at Atlantic Christian College (Barton) in Wilson, NC and culminated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from East Carolina University with a concentration in metalsmithing and art jewelry design.

Ron celebrates the Scuppernog grape vine in his Mother Vine rings made from 14 kt gf and sterling silver.

Michael Vincent Michaud

Michael Vincent Michaud has studied extensively with Corning and Urban glass programs.

He has collaborated with his father, Michael Michaud, on jewelry collections for some of the world's finest museums including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the National Gallery in Washington D.C. and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.

Lesley McKeown

Michael has now combined his knowledge of glass working and jewelry making with his keen sense of color to design his first wearable art collection. Cast in bronze layered in gold and silver with cast glass elements

Lesley McKeown

Working in sterling silver, bronze, copper, her techniques include fabrication, hollow form, shell form, anit-clastic and synclastic raising, mokume gane, keumboo, etching, roller printing, sand casting and a variety of texture and coloration techniques.

Born in Kansas City, Lesley's parents both graduated from KC Art Institute and she was exposed to art and design at an early age.  Acquiring basic metal smithing skills as an apprentice with a southwestern silversmith Lesley became smitten with the silver and the sculptural possibilities of metal.

Her techniques include fabrication, hollow form, shell form, anit-clastic and synclastic raising, mokume gane, keumboo, etching, roller printing, sand casting and a variety of texture and coloration techniques.

North Carolina artist
Zach Murray cuts silhouettes on
Sept 7  11-5
at Carolina Creations!
 

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