Welcome to Crafty Coast by artist Tracy Beattie. Whimsical Art inspired by a simple life by the sea. Tracy is an artist living in Northern Ireland's North Coast. Meet Archie the Gull, Max the Crab and friends
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Welcome to Crafty Coast by artist Tracy Beattie. Whimsical Art inspired by a simple life by the sea. Tracy is an artist living in Northern Ireland's North Coast. Meet Archie the Gull, Max the Crab and friends
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Tracy Beattie
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For as long as I can remember, I loved to draw, paint and create. I grew up in the countryside amongst green fields, rolling hills and winding rivers. We lived quite far from the sea, so a trip to the beach was a huge treat. Our week huddled up in a caravan by the sea each summer was the highlight of my year; it was better than Christmas. I love the idea of how each piece once had a life as something else; Ill never know quite what, how long ago or even where, but the sea took something discarded with it...
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My hare gazing at the moon arrived today, he is beautiful. Your work is so effective, already an heirloom in the making. Just wanted to Thank you! I just came home to my gorgeous parcel! And opened it to find my little camper van plaque And I LOVE IT! Thanks so much your very talented. Will order a wee something else very soon. Your beautiful slates and Christmas cards arrived today. they are so gorgeous . I want to keep them all myself thank you so much . you are so talented. Thank you so much! It was s...
Materials Used
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Beach treasures and Beyond: the materials I like to work with. One man’s waste is another’s treasure. I like to use anything which humans have discarded, found its way to the sea where it has been shaped and reborn. Common examples are. I will also use some of the more unusual beach finds, for example an old spark plug, washed up by the sea can become a lighthouse. Never pick a pebble; what I don’t use. Not always from the beach.
Archie the Gull
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Share in the adventures of Archie the Gull and his best friend Max the Crab, as they are joined by Archie’s long-time love, Gracie the Gull, along with a host of other loveable creatures. Together they take on life and all the fun that living by the sea provides. If you have a question or comment or fun fact for Archie you can email him here at. Nobody has told Lucky that Oscar the Oystercatcher, will never eat a Limpet he is more likely to befriend them and take them. Lunch rather than have one. Lunch S...
Crafty Coast
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Welcome to the Crafty Coast website -. Where the coast meets whimsical artwork,. And of course home to Archie the Gull and friends!
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Causeway Coast Artists - Tracy Beattie
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CCA Guide to Arts and Crafts. Craft makers and Jewellers. Wee Gems for sale. Tracy Beattie is a self taught artist living on Northern Irelands famous North Coast. Within a gulls swoop of the Giants Causeway and a crabs scuttle of Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, she is inspired by the rugged beauty and soaring seagulls around her. Tracy has recently designed a range of products for two of her favourite National Trust sites - the Giants Causeway and Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge. Web Hosting by Yahoo.
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Crafty Cnuts
Trying something new here. A friend and me followed a little workshop on locker hooking. I have started on my first project to see if I can make something nice with it. Hurrah - my first FO since this blog started! This was my first go at a plarn ("plastic yarn") bag and it took 17 medium/large carrier bags to complete. I cut each carrier bag into strips roughly 2cm wide. I can't believe how much one carrier bag compresses down when you crochet with it! Last weeks projects - unfinished. The round shapes ...
CraftyCNYFarmer | Where old school meets new
Where old school meets new. As a crafty person, I like to take a homemade/handmade holiday approach. I like to create as much as possible myself, including ornaments and other christmas decor as well as gifts. This year is no different. Several of the gifts I will be giving are now completed. There are cute little billed winter caps and chained scarfs for those “not yet” teenagers with their own fashion savvy. Young ladies cap and scarf in Oceana by Caron. Young ladies cap and scarf, also in Caron. The r...
Crafty Co
Just another WordPress site. Don’t come in if you didn’t bring wine. Come in if you have Prosecco Doormat. Gin O’Clock Doormat. Mums are like buttons. Our family is held together with heart strings. Grandmas are like buttons. A Star Is Born Personalised Frame. Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing! Don't come in if you didn't bring wine. Come in if you have Prosecco Doormat. Mums are like buttons.
CraftyCode
May 28th, 2012. Business Models: What’s old is new again. We tend to think what’s happening today is new, never been seen or done before. This is especially true when it comes to the high tech industry. Usually, we are quite mistaken. There are very few truly novel things in the world. April 23rd, 2011. Debugging is twice as hard as writing the code in the first place. Therefore, if you write the code as cleverly as possible, you are, by definition, not smart enough to debug it. Brian W. Kernighan.
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Crafty Coast
Welcome to the Crafty Coast website -. Where the coast meets whimsical artwork,. And of course home to Archie the Gull and friends!
Crafty Coasters
Tuesday, February 26, 2013. Here are the meet-up dates up to October. Dates for November and December will be confirmed later in the year. The evening meet-ups are always held at the Guide Hut, 4 Margaret St, Southport from 6:30pm. As always, keep an eye on the Facebook page. For more details about meet-ups and other crafty happenings. Saturday, February 9, 2013. Our first meet-up for 2013 is on Tuesday 12th February. We'd love to see you there! Friday, December 7, 2012. A Very Crafty Christmas. Thanks t...
Crafty Cobras | Crafts, DIY, and Quirk
Crafts, DIY, and Quirk. A big, huge overdue update. First things first; I believe an apology is in order. I’m so sorry that I have been absent from Crafty Cobras for so long! A few things have happened since the last post. I got a new job. I am working in retirement services now. Thankfully I’m still able to do children’s theatre and able to continue to do community theatre projects around Jacksonville. It was a big change and preparing for the job took a long time. My brother got married! This entry was...
Crafty Cocina
Sunday, August 4, 2013. How to make No Sugar or Low Sugar Blueberry Jam. In this video tutorial I walks you through step-by-step how to make low sugar blueberry jam. The pectin I use is called Pomona's Universal Pectin. And it allows you to even make a no sugar (! Jam recipe. We love this recipe and I have made multiple batches using blueberries and strawberries. The jam is amazing and sets up nicely! Links to this post. Thursday, June 27, 2013. We're calling them our Pumpkin Coco-Carrot Muffins! 8226; 1...
Crafty Cocktail
Emily's the knitter, Clare's the spinner, and we both like cocktails! Monday, 2 October 2017. Links to this post. Thursday, 16 February 2017. A post from Norway. This is going to be just writing as I can't seem to add pics from my iPad today. This finds me sitting in a bar in Norway surrounded by my lovely C, Mum, and my bro his wife and two kids, fire blazing, people milling around because unusually its warm and the snow is melting! Blog on A Year Of Making by Emily Wessell. Makes me want to do that!
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