Expo was a success!!
Great Cove Baskets and Gifts
Something else to check out at the Mystery Mountain Crafters Expo, Sat., Oct. 2, from 10 to 4 p.m. at the Event Center, in Berkeley Springs, WV, is Great Cove Baskets & Gifts.
They also have fabrics which are made into awesome purses. Great Cove Baskets is located at 105 Lincoln Way East, McConnellsburg, PA.
For more information, call 717-987-9554.
Leisure Travel
Also featured at the Mystery Mountain Crafters Expo on Saturday, October 2, at the Event Center in Berkeley Springs, WV, will be Leisure Travel.
They specialize in leisure travel such as honeymoon and destination wedding registry, sportsmen's getaways, spa and golf retreats, cruises, all inclusive vacations and wholesale travel packages.
Artwork by Bruce Dellinger at Mystery Mountain Crafters Expo
Artwork by Bruce Lynn Dellinger of Timberville, Va., will be featured at the Mystery Mountain Crafters Expo to be held on Saturday, Oct. 2, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Event Center in Berkeley Springs, WV.
Bruce is a self taught artist. After an accident, Bruce discovered he has awesome talent to draw. Check it out for yourself at his Art Gallery on website at www.brucedellinger.com.
Mark your calendar. You don't want to miss seeing his work. Just in time for Christmas shopping.
Potomac Bead Company
Another of the awesome vendors to join us at the Mystery Mountain Crafters Expo will be Potomac Bead Company. Allyson Megeath will be the representative.
From Black Rose Warning:
The body hugging ivory gown enhanced Allison’s slim body and swished when she walked. Swarovski crystals adorned the bodice. Crystal hair pins kept her glossy black hair piled on her head, which hung in ringlets to her shoulders. She sparkled and glittered with every step she took in silver stilettos.
Not sure who or where the bad guy could be, a worried Maggie felt the ink pen slide from her shaky fingers. She leaned down to pick it up and spotted something glittery. She reached for it and sat up. A Swarovski crystal hair pin twinkled in the light. How did Allison's pin get in Luke's car? Her heart pounded. She needed to escape.
Maggie put the beaded hair pin in her jacket pocket and waited for Luke to go inside to pay for the gas. The minute he walked away, she opened her door and ran. Luke’s voice calling for her to return chased after her. Run, Maggie, run......
Sleepy House Studio
Be sure to keep Saturday, Oct. 2 open on your calendars and join us for a fun filled day for the Mystery Crafters Expo in Berkeley Springs at the Event Center.
Sleepy House Art Studio from Winchester will be participating in the expo. Stop by and see the awesome artwork. And if you're ever in Winchester, stop by and see studio owner, Sarah Gallahan. (540) 931-4920
Here's an excerpt from Black Rose Warning which features a painting:
The painting over the fireplace in the library once more caught her eye. The artist used texturing for a 3D effect which brought the painting to life. The dark gray clouds blanketed the sky. Raindrops fell. Lightning stretched out in purplish arms.
A long rose tree, with huge black flowers, was being battered by the storm. Its ebony petals scattered and swirled in the air. Behind the tree was a dark emerald forest bowed to the wind. So real she imagined she heard the howling wind. Purplish black violets huddled near a huge boulder.
Green vines clung to the tree trunk and meandered all over the canvas as if searching for a stronghold. A jungle of green, wrapped around everything in its path. Wayward tendrils reached toward the gray sky in defiance. Maggie wouldn't have been surprised if one of the vines reached out to grab her if she got too close.
Temptation got the better of Maggie. She put down her cup of tea, stood on the ledge of the hearth of the stone fireplace and reached out to touch a green stem, fully expecting a vine to wind around her fingers. Then she noticed the letter "u r nxt" painted in the wild menagerie.
She withdrew her hand, stumbled off the hearth and banged into the table. The tea cup tumbled over and liquid fingers of red streaked across walnut. Crimson drop after drop splashed onto the oriental rug. For a moment, Maggie saw blood -- Allison's blood.
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