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Cape Ann Artisans Spring Tour

My Interview with MSONEWSports by Rick Moore

February 26, 2019 by jgdefalco

Rick Moore is a pro!  A beloved, retired Math teacher, Rick has found another calling, interviewing athletes and artists (among others) for his amazing internet radio venture.  Go Rick!  Here’s my recent interview with him.  I am humbled by his generous spirit.

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Springing out of the Studio!

April 10, 2015 by jgdefalco

After a cozy winter (OK that's an exaggeration) beside the Chubby coal stove in the studio, it's time to come out and play with sea glass again!   I've added much in the way of earrings and bracelets, plus a few new exciting pendants.   Not to mention the ever-expanding hair combs and unusual accessories like lariats, eye glass holders, and sweater guards to please the person that may have (almost) everything!

So here's where you can find me in the coming months:

May 2-3 – The first North East Sea Glass Expo in Hampton, NH promises to be a great reunion from the festival held her over a dozen years ago.  Looking forward to seeing my odl friend Carole Lambert of the Sea Glass Chronicles & Passion for Sea Glass!

June 12-14 – Essex County Greenbelt – Art in the Barn.  Very excited to actually be in town for this year's show!

June 20-21 – the spectaular Cape Ann Artisans Studio Tour – right here in my backyard.   Check out the new brochure.   The CAA will be walking in Gloucester' Pride Stride on April 26th as well.   Would love for you to join us!!

 

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North Shore Magazine & 2014 Cape Ann Artisans Tour Announcement

May 13, 2014 by jgdefalco

Thanks North Shore Magazine for a wonderful blog post on the 2104 Cape Ann Artisans Tour – Read more here!

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Hi Jackie,

Just thought I would share my experience yesterday of walking into the Classic Touch gallery in Medfield, MA yesterday. Your work was prominently displayed as I walked in the door, I was captured immediately!! The colors and combinations were great, and  I have always been drawn to sea glass, shells and stones (I realize that you don't use stones, but the sea glass also has the look of smooth riverbed pebbles)

So, of course, I selected the piece that spoke to me the loudest in soft greens, cream, browns and a bit of pottery. It's designed as a pin, but both the owner of the gallery and I both thought it would be stunning worn vertically on a string of seed pearls or hanging from a "V" shaped silver choker, which she had….it looked stunning!!!  Atleast that's another wonderful option for your unique work.

Thank you for creating such beautiful art and sharing it with others. I will do the same as I wear it 🙂 

Karen Eckmeier
The Quilted-Lizard Fibre Art Studio
—A fellow artist shares her thoughts!

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