From 10-11am I will repeat my demonstration of how to flatten, strengthen and cut bark into shapes that can be used to make jewelry.
Day 2: Harvested Creations
Harvested Creations
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Creative Medium: Jewelry, Resin, Wood
About the Artist
Carly Langman, originally from Australia, has called Tucson home for nearly 20 years and been deeply inspired by the resilience and beauty of the Sonoran Desert. A born gardener, forager and maker, she often lamented the fleeting impermanence of so many botanical elements.When introduced to resin in 2024, she immediately recognized its potential to preserve and honor fragile botanicals that would otherwise be too delicate or ephemeral to use in any practical way. She began experimenting with resin and plant materials later that year, and by 2025 was selling her designs at local markets under the name Harvested Creations.
This year she has continued to develop preservation and crafting techniques that allow her to transform flower petals, seeds, leaves, pods, bark, fibers and fruits into wearable art and practical gifts. Each piece showcases the colors, textures, and patterns of nature that often go unnoticed in our busy lives. Through her practice, she aims to transform these materials into art that sparks connection, wonder, and a renewed sense of amazement for nature in all its forms.
Phone:
Email: carly@ecobluecorp.com
Artist Website:
http://HarvestedCreations.com/
How to Purchase
Cash is preferred but I can also accept Zelle or Credit CardPricing Range
$1-$150About the Studio
Harvested Creations
516 S. 5th Ave, Tucson 85701
Parking: Free on-street parking
Studio Amenities:
About The Event
I will be exhibiting works of wearable botanical art on my porch. I will give demonstrations of how I made some of the pieces and will be available to answer questions about my process. All pieces will be for sale.
About The Art
