OnSiletzBay
Lincoln City, Oregon |
OnSiletzBay
Wearable art accessories by Freshwater FibersLincoln City, Oregon 61 Sales On Etsy since 2016
5 out of 5 stars
Hand dyed, handpainted silk scarf, beach, sunset, OOAK coastal feeling. Wearable art from the Oregon coast.
$30.00
Beach style BREATHE handpainted cotton bag, canvas tote for markets, festivals, book or project bag. Knitting, school, groceries, shopping,
$10.00
Aqua ocean beach theme cotton loop scarf, hand dyed and handpainted OOAK comfy jersey infinity scarf in aquas and blues.
$28.00
Announcement Wearable art from my studio on Siletz Bay. Inspired by the seasons and moods of the beautiful Oregon coast.
Announcement
Wearable art from my studio on Siletz Bay. Inspired by the seasons and moods of the beautiful Oregon coast.
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Hand dyed, handpainted, cotton bandanna, beach, park, furbaby fashion
$10.00 Free shipping
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Hand dyed, handpainted silk scarf, beach, Heron on a peaceful evening, OOAK coastal feeling. Wearable art from the Oregon coast.
$30.00
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Hand dyed, handpainted silk scarf, beach, sunset, OOAK coastal feeling. Wearable art from the Oregon coast.
$30.00
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Beach style BREATHE handpainted cotton bag, canvas tote for markets, festivals, book or project bag. Knitting, school, groceries, shopping,
$10.00
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Sea shell cotton loop scarf, hand dyed and handpainted OOAK comfy jersey infinity scarf in aquas and blues. Beach wear, summer outdoors.
$28.00
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Aqua ocean beach theme cotton loop scarf, hand dyed and handpainted OOAK comfy jersey infinity scarf in aquas and blues.
$28.00
Reviews
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kukulcan on Oct 20, 2018
5 out of 5 starsBag is much nicer than the photos show. It expands nicely to carry lots of things, and the leaf colors are rich. Thanks for the fast shipping, too!
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About
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We remodeled a old garage/shed into a wonderful studio where I am free to create, or just play with sewing machines.
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We fulfilled a dream by moving to the beautiful Oregon coast, and our home is located just steps from Siletz Bay.
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Its so wonderful to have a space to make a mess, especially with dyes and fabric.
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The many moods of the Bay, and the ocean beyond, influence my color choices and designs.
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I sold my first craft products in the early 1980s, when my son was just a baby. In 1985 I did my first juried Arts & Crafts Fair, when my daughter was less than a year old. This led to a number of years traveling to craft shows in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and California. Packing up the kids, sometimes even the dog, in a huge old station wagon our family spent summers often camping and doing shows every summer weekend. Along the way we made time for visiting parks and museums, and met wonderful artists.
During those years my work included dyeing, fabric painting, batik, tie-dye, silk-painting and even some beadwork. In the mid-90s I moved to Eugene to attend the University and added weaving to my bag of tricks, eventually getting a degree in Fine Art with a Fiber focus.
With all of the fiber techniques I've played with, dyeing has been the one that remains closest to my heart. Now that my serious crafting and selling years have slowed down, I am happy to return to watching the magic of white yarn or cloth being transformed in the dye bath.
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