Meet Bonny and her husband
Aren't they they an adorable couple! They were such fun and so very talented. I meant them in Park City this past July at the street fair/Art Festival. This is the 2nd year we've been lucky enough to be in Park City, Utah when an awesome art fest was going on. Look how well Bonny's glass beaded necklace picks up the fabric in the inside of her hat.
This is the bracelet I purchased from them. I love it and wear it all the time. They've even made the claps an artistic piece, knowing bracelets spin around and well...why shouldn't it be gorgeous too. Bonny and her husband (am sorry, I don't know his first name), adjusted pieces right there to make sure everyone was 200% happy with the item they purchased and that it fit properly. These are made from hand blown glass. Notice the picture to right of Bonny's husband's head...that picture is some of the glass used in their creations.
The photo of her business card doesn't quite do it justice, it's quite artistic too. Why buy something you'll see hundreds of from a department store when you can purchase first hand right from the artists themselves! Wearing art is special, each time you were a piece you remember the artist, the conversation, the day of fun you had....much more of an "experience" then purchasing from a large non-personal department store. And no better way to purchase a quality souvenir that you'll treasure for ever. Click on Bonny's name above to view her webpage and see other awesome pieces she's created. She's located in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Arts Fests, street fairs have something for everyone...the young kids were having a good time here inside the blow up castle.
This photo gives you a feel for the number of booths, the volume of people and the popularity of this event in Park City. There's something, almost every Sunday afternoon during the summer months. Yes in the beginning Park City was a booming mining town, then turned into a winter mecca for skiers; but....summer has just as much, if not more to offer. Plenty to do, and see. This is main street. Can you imagine main street being totally blocked off in your home town? Here in Park City, people don't view it as an interruption in daily life; it's an event looked forward to by locals and travelers alike.
Now, I'm not really a fan of yarn bombing. I often think how many people might be clothed and kept warm by the hours of knitting and crocheting something like this represents...but, this was actually a useable piece of art, unlike a tree or street sign that gets yarn bombed. What a hoot. Some of you may know, I knit and I crochet. Almost everything I make is donated to
Bridge and Beyond, to aid the homeless and others in need; thus my previous comment.
People always have to eat, and enjoy refreshments at street fairs/art festivals. This is a unique hand made corn on the cob roaster. He loaded it up, husk and all and the corn rotates inside the trailer. It was very cool, and quite popular. People were lining up for his corn.
**Bear with me please folks, some things here on the blog are moved, and or gone. You've no doubt noticed it's a new template. Apparently many of the graphics from my previous blog template were no longer being stored and therefore 403 error was stamped all over the blog. This is still a work in progress, as I learn how to operate the blog with bloggers new (that I don't like improvements/system...much like the ones facebook mandated aren't improvements and not well received). The search doesn't seem to work well, and the bottom of the blog is a mess. Working my way through it, plus...I might find another template I like better or that works better.**
