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Tam'ra of Rainbow Vortex :
The faire, (www.shrewfaire.com) is September 10th and 11th this year in King's Valley (near Philomath) And it is the 16th annual this year! If you could only go to ONE faire in the state, this is the one. I make masks from feathers, bone, and leather (with normal stuff like paper mache, plaster, etc) and charms and wands from the feet of chickens dried around stones. Sounds a tad creepy, I know, but they look cool and draw people in as well as preventing the parts we won't eat from going to waste. My feelings are that the best way to honor the dead is to make sure that there life was not wasted and to remember them in a beautiful way. I will post the mask pics I have now, but I haven't had a chance to upload any others (including the feet!)
Very cool masks!! I have seen your booth and loved the masks, as I have gone to the faire for the last several years (Love making costumes; I have the middle class garb and one of these days want to make a gorgeous royalty gown!!) -- if anyone from BYC is going this year, maybe we could meet up there! Most of my friends think I'm a little nuts to dress up and go to a medieval festival... but they think I'm nuts to have chickens, too!
The faire, (www.shrewfaire.com) is September 10th and 11th this year in King's Valley (near Philomath) And it is the 16th annual this year! If you could only go to ONE faire in the state, this is the one. I make masks from feathers, bone, and leather (with normal stuff like paper mache, plaster, etc) and charms and wands from the feet of chickens dried around stones. Sounds a tad creepy, I know, but they look cool and draw people in as well as preventing the parts we won't eat from going to waste. My feelings are that the best way to honor the dead is to make sure that there life was not wasted and to remember them in a beautiful way. I will post the mask pics I have now, but I haven't had a chance to upload any others (including the feet!)
Very cool masks!! I have seen your booth and loved the masks, as I have gone to the faire for the last several years (Love making costumes; I have the middle class garb and one of these days want to make a gorgeous royalty gown!!) -- if anyone from BYC is going this year, maybe we could meet up there! Most of my friends think I'm a little nuts to dress up and go to a medieval festival... but they think I'm nuts to have chickens, too!
