Bridge & Buckle
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| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Occupation | Jewerly designer-artist, Freelance writer |
| Location | Grants Pass, Oregon, United States |
| Introduction | I am a jewelry designer and artist working for Fire Mountain Gems and Beads as well as the Bridge & Buckle Design Studio located in Southern Oregon. I offer as elegant array of hand-made jewelry, free projects and anecdotes inspired by myth, world fables, vintage finds and ethnic cultures. My work is dedicated to helping women develop and display and hone their skill of personal ornamentation and to become the fashionably on-trend beauties of the age that inspire the world like the muses they embody. Warm Regards, Jamie Smedley |
| Interests | I love world cultures, story telling, belly dancing, art, history, archeology, food, reading, nesting, movies, seasons and holidays, decorating, growing green things, visiting, singing, drumming, dreaming, collecting, crafting, planning, antiquing |
| Favorite movies | Brother's Grimm, everything Jane Austen, Everything Shakespear, Splash, Legend, Labyrinth, Dark Crystal, Pan's Labyrinth, City of Lost Children, Muppet Christmas Story, Little Women, Titanic, Man from Snowy River, Wizard of Oz, Ever Aftern, Disney, Everything Harry Potter, Everything Twilight, The 5th Element, Stardust, The 3 musketeers, Memoirs of a Geisha, the 10th Kingdom, Under a Tuscan Sun, Narnia, The Sheik (silent), Series of Unfortunate Events, Girl with a Pearl Earring, Wild Wild West, Shakespear in LoveMoulin Rouge, Sound of Music, Nights in Rodanthe, Robinhood (2010), Ella Enchanted, the Never Ending Story |
| Favorite music | Delhi to Dublin, Faun, Kanye West, Rhiannah, Bedlight for Blue Eyes, Within Temptation, Evanescence, Prodigy, Beats Antique, Black Eyed Peas, all the Twilight Soundracks, Benny Benasi, Punjabi, bollywood, Reggae, Celtic, Medieval, German Rave, 1950s, 1920sblue grass, |
| Favorite books | Jane Austen, Stephanie Meyer, J.K. Rowling, Jean M Auel, Ari Berk, Brian Froud, James Christiensen, Goble, Rackham, Grimm, Aesop, Hans Christian Andersen |