Tentative Schedule for La Sirene et Le Corbeau/The Glamoury Apothecary. Books sold at Pagan events only.
Spring Thyng (SCA) – April 26
NJ LBGT* Pride (Asbury Park) – June 1st
Phair (Philadelphia) – July 5th or 12
Central NJ Pagan Pride (Somerset, NJ) – Aug (day TBA)
Philly Pagan Pride (Philadelphia, PA) – Aug 30
New Jersey Sheep and Wool (Lambertville, NJ) – Sept 6 – 7
Keswick Fall Festival – (Glenside, PA) October 11
2014 Holiday Celebration of the Finest Arts and Crafts (Ocean City, NJ) – Nov 15-16
indiemade craft market (Allentown, PA) or Crafts in the Warren Tech – Dec 6th
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Not sure if this is the best title, if for no other reason than every day is a work day for me because I’m a psychotic/tiny business owner. It used to be that “craft season” was a well defined time period for me. Once I got my stock established, I would start gearing up late summer for the Fall/Winter season and after Christmas, it would be a break for a few months.
Now? Oi! After Christmas, it’s been a lot of SCA shows and then it will be the Pagan/Sheep & Wool/Indie Craft Scene season and then it will be Christmas before I know it.
Right now my focus is on expanding/reformulating my candle line, offering hand painted Merino roving for the SCA shows because they’ve been buying my spinning kits like crazy so they’ll need something to spin, more handpainted silk chiffon scarves in various sizes (there are my darling “scarf ladies” who buy them by the armful for their hair), a few new fragrance oils for the Pagan shows and more Nuno once it gets to be fall. Somewhere in there, I need to do new photos for my Etsy shop. Spinning, of course. I’m always spinning and I just ordered more roving. I have some new ideas for a few things that I’ll be posting soon!
Days where I dye, it’s always a big mess. Everything has to be covered in plastic, I have an ever increasing set of kitchenwares that can never touch actual food because poison, I’m washing, dyeing, setting and drying. It’s exhausting! But I always feel really accomplished when I’m done.
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Her frequently updated catalogue of published work is available on Author Central.
She writes about Glamour Magic here at Charmed, I'm Sure. Her podcast appearances are available here.
Her craft shop, The Mermaid & The Crow specializes in old-world style workshop from 100% local, sustainable sources featuring tempting small batch ritual oils and hand-spun hand-dyed yarn in luxe fibers and more!
In a previous life, Deborah founded the first Neo-Victorian/Steampunk convention, SalonCon which received rave reviews from con-goers and interviews from the New York Times and MTV.
She resides in New Jersey with her husband, Jow and their cat, Max II. She has a terrible reality television habit she can't shake and likes St. Germain liquor, record players and typewriters.
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