Artist's Bio
Mary Olson and daughter Maggie Weeden live minutes from the Buffalo River at Erbie. We are constantly amazed and inspired by its both subtle and outrageous beauty. Self-taught aspiring mosiac artists we work with glass, tile, cement and ''found " stuff. Our studio is part 1930's ozark architecture and part straw bale so if you want info on stucco and straw bale come on down. We will probably be working on a mosiac or a colorful recycled bottle wall over the weekend so feel free to bring any bottles or broken dishes, pottery, or cool rusty stuff with you when you come see us. Thanks for checking us out
Mary Olson and daughter Maggie Weeden live minutes from the Buffalo River at Erbie. We are constantly amazed and inspired by its both subtle and outrageous beauty. Self-taught aspiring mosiac artists we work with glass, tile, cement and ''found " stuff. Our studio is part 1930's ozark architecture and part straw bale so if you want info on stucco and straw bale come on down. We will probably be working on a mosiac or a colorful recycled bottle wall over the weekend so feel free to bring any bottles or broken dishes, pottery, or cool rusty stuff with you when you come see us. Thanks for checking us out
Sample Work:
Mary Olson, Maggie Weeden, Eric Olson
Ceramics, Mosaics, Jewelry, Furniture Making
website:
email: flipoffpiratesinfo@hotmail.com
Directions
From Jasper, take Highway 7 north to Erbie Road (Old Dogpatch Post Office)(watch for signs), from Harrison, Highway 7 south to 206 west (right) to Erbie Cutoff Road, follow the signs.
Ceramics, Mosaics, Jewelry, Furniture Making
website:
email: flipoffpiratesinfo@hotmail.com
Directions
From Jasper, take Highway 7 north to Erbie Road (Old Dogpatch Post Office)(watch for signs), from Harrison, Highway 7 south to 206 west (right) to Erbie Cutoff Road, follow the signs.
