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| Places you can purchase my products. My items are currently available online at www.etsy.com/shop/grumpyoldgoat Available locally at: Mystic Valley 7241 Manchester Road Maplewood, MO 63143 (314) 645 - 3336 www.mysticvalleyonline.com/ Labadie Station 128 front street, Labadie Missouri 63055 (a cool shop across the street from the Hawthorn Inn) www.labadiestation.com/ LOOK! Shops 991 Waterbury Falls Drive (Hwy K - near I64 - accross from Brewskies) O'Fallon, Missouri 63368 (636) 329-1000 Fusion - a Handmade Marketplace 2nd level, in the Sears Wing 209 Chesterfield Mall Chesterfield, MO 63017 636.536.0755 St. Charles County Arts Council (items on display and for sale in the gallery) 7443 Village Center Drive Winghaven, O'Fallon Missouri, US, 63368 Call:636-561-0028 * |
| Here is some of my current work. Click on pictures to enlarge. Click on category titles to visit the sections on my Etsy.com site. |
Handcrafted Items from the goat. James R. Moe - the proprietor of grumpyoldgoat.com Scroll down for pictures of some of my work. Hand Forged Copper, Brass, and Nickel Jewelry. Bracelets - Beaded Leaf & Peapod Pendants and Earrings Flower Pendants and Pins - Beaded Dragonfly Pendants and Pins. Friend us on facebook @ www.facebook.com/james.r.moe |
| Biography |
| 2013 Craft Show Schedule Crestwood - Sunset Hills Rotary Club 2013 Spring Arts and Craft Fair Lindbergh High School 5000 South Lindbergh Blvd. St. Louis MO 63126 March 16 - 17, 2013 Saturday 9:00am – 4:00pm Sunday 10:00am – 4:00pm Please check back often. We are in the process of booking additional shows for the 2013 season. * |
Member - St Charles County Arts Council
I started out making beaded dragonfly pendants. That
led to fold formed copper leaves and peapods. Then I
discovered the tutorial videos on YouTube and started
making cuff bracelets from copper, brass, and nickel. I
recently added the flower pendants and pins.
Background
*************
I've been making things all my life. My grandfather was
a carpenter, so we had plenty of wood scraps and
tools. My dad worked as an aircraft mechanic when he
was young. He passed on the philosophy that we
could fix or build just about anything. I built a lot of
things when I was a kid, but mostly tree houses. At
one time we had 5 of them.
In high school I got serious about woodworking, and
later added some metal work as well. After school I
worked in the aircraft tooling industry, doing layout and
design work. Along the way I have tried my hand as a
luthier making a few banjo's, dulcimers, and an
electric violin.
About the goat: I like goats and have been known to
play a little banjo from time to time. Goats like to climb
up on things and I have done so myself at times.
We're kind of a personality match (baa).
You can see some of these projects on my
Facebook page @
http://www.facebook.com/jamesrmoe
View my linkedin profile to learn more.
I started out making beaded dragonfly pendants. That
led to fold formed copper leaves and peapods. Then I
discovered the tutorial videos on YouTube and started
making cuff bracelets from copper, brass, and nickel. I
recently added the flower pendants and pins.
Background
*************
I've been making things all my life. My grandfather was
a carpenter, so we had plenty of wood scraps and
tools. My dad worked as an aircraft mechanic when he
was young. He passed on the philosophy that we
could fix or build just about anything. I built a lot of
things when I was a kid, but mostly tree houses. At
one time we had 5 of them.
In high school I got serious about woodworking, and
later added some metal work as well. After school I
worked in the aircraft tooling industry, doing layout and
design work. Along the way I have tried my hand as a
luthier making a few banjo's, dulcimers, and an
electric violin.
About the goat: I like goats and have been known to
play a little banjo from time to time. Goats like to climb
up on things and I have done so myself at times.
We're kind of a personality match (baa).
You can see some of these projects on my
Facebook page @
http://www.facebook.com/jamesrmoe
View my linkedin profile to learn more.
| James R. Moe - summit of Humpreys Peak, (5-2004) north of Flagstaff, AZ elev. 12633'. |
