These copper plant stakes measure 12 to 16 inches tall, and feature wire sculpted dragonflies or honeycombs. Each plant stake is adorned with colorful beads.
About the Artist
My name is Elizabeth Stone Turner, and I am the creator of Stone Turner Creations. I've loved to create all kinds of art since I was a little girl growing up in the forests of Northern California. My father was a jeweler and I loved to watch him work the fire and metal to create beautiful artistic pieces. He taught me the basics and then let me roll with it. I later attended a trade school for jewelry making, but after having my two wonderful sons I didn't have the time to spend on my jewelry making until one day my husband brought home some wire from a house that had burned down, where he was working as an electrician. That's where my wire art started. I rekindled my artistic passion by creating new life from these fine copper wire scraps that would have been sent to the dump or scrapped. I love having the chance to create again and it's something I can do while taking care of our 2 kids our 4 dogs, cats, lizards and numerous foster kittens. I hope you enjoy them too. I use a portion of the sales of my creations to assist in my other passion of rescuing animals. For much of my life I have worked with non-profit organizations and animal shelters to save all manner of creatures, mostly orphaned kittens. I love bringing life back to those beautiful animals and giving back to my community.
See more from Stone Turner Creations at sacramento.shop/stoneturnercreations
About the Artist
My name is Elizabeth Stone Turner, and I am the creator of Stone Turner Creations. I've loved to create all kinds of art since I was a little girl growing up in the forests of Northern California. My father was a jeweler and I loved to watch him work the fire and metal to create beautiful artistic pieces. He taught me the basics and then let me roll with it. I later attended a trade school for jewelry making, but after having my two wonderful sons I didn't have the time to spend on my jewelry making until one day my husband brought home some wire from a house that had burned down, where he was working as an electrician. That's where my wire art started. I rekindled my artistic passion by creating new life from these fine copper wire scraps that would have been sent to the dump or scrapped. I love having the chance to create again and it's something I can do while taking care of our 2 kids our 4 dogs, cats, lizards and numerous foster kittens. I hope you enjoy them too. I use a portion of the sales of my creations to assist in my other passion of rescuing animals. For much of my life I have worked with non-profit organizations and animal shelters to save all manner of creatures, mostly orphaned kittens. I love bringing life back to those beautiful animals and giving back to my community.
See more from Stone Turner Creations at sacramento.shop/stoneturnercreations