I started out as a street artist in San Francisco in the early 70s. I gradually traveled all over the country selling my wears at pretty prestigious art festivals. New Orleans Jazz Fest, ACE shows, Sausalito, Lincoln Center, Mill Valley, and the Folklife Festival, and then I found a market that changed me, that changed the way I perceived my work. That festival is Oregon Country Fair.

I have been here for over 30 years. Now, it is the only show that I do. As I get older, travel gets harder, and I can work all year long towards one event. My work is lighthearted and it fulfills me. Come see me and my wonderful crew this year.

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Screen printed OCF Peach and OCF Tree of Life on large market bags, cross-body purses, small zippered bags, tank tops, adult and youth-sized t-shirts, pillows, wall hangings, and patches.

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Each hat is uniquely designed using velvets, silk, rhinestones, and a bouquet of multiple feathers to adorn each head. Exclusively sold at OCF since 1991.

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Little Wing Faerie Art is on social media:

• Instagram: @littlewingfaerieart
• Facebook: Little Wing Faerie Art

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I run a store with my Artist daughter, Heather, in Springfield, Oregon. Much of my time is spent creating electrified hanging/tabletop lamps with my doily patterns, as well as Chakra garlands, vertical and horizontal, prayer flags, snowflake garlands, face scrubbies, hot pads, washcloths, earrings, masks, crochet covered tins (rustproof), Mardi Gras type masks, and plant hangers.

I also make hanging pendant lamps and tabletop lamps using my doilies. The doilies are placed on a ball, glued, and left to cure for 2 months. The hardened doily is removed and wired with a 15-foot cord (hanging) or 8-foot cord (tabletop) with an inline on and off switch. The tabletop version is wired into a wooden base of varying shapes, which have been sanded, stained, and sprayed with a clear water-resistant finish. Another method is used placing an unhardened doily over a clear acrylic sphere. Elastic is used to hold the doily onto the sphere allowing it to be removed for laundering if necessary. This style is also wired with a 15-foot/8-foot cord as described earlier. Globes are available in 6″, 8″ and 10″ sizes.

In addition to my store on Etsy (link below), I sell from our store located at 331 Main Street, Springfield, Oregon and our website: https://haphazardcreativity.square.site

You can also contact me via Facebook @ Hap-hazard Creativity

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We create the stunning Phoenix Vest and Starfire Skirtbelt Sets which are a combination of colorful leather and handdyed burnt edge silks, perfect for all the OCF faerie warriors. We make a plethora of hats styles, many inspired by vintage styles and many we just made up! We make tophats, bowlers, cloches, fedoras and several mini hats. Our leather gemstone embedded Elven and Nebula crowns are a Faire favorite. We make bracers, ties, corset cuffs, leather gemstone pendants, fascinators and even wet shaped hand-painted masks. We love creating, we love color and we love working with our clients to create a unique piece just for them.

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1) Floral jewelry created with polymer clay and crystals.
2) Leg warmers made with stretch velvet or cotton.
3) Sun protection sleeves made with cotton.

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