8405 Germantown Ave, Historic Chestnut Hill, PA 19118

215.247.1603 graverslanegallery.com

A Very Happy Mother’s Day

Walk into GLG and get something good for mom.

Kate Crankshaw

Bleeding Heart, borosilicate glass and poplar wood frame, 8.5 L x 6.5 W x 4” D $290

Mahogany Fern, borosilicate glass and poplar wood frame, 12.75” L x 6.75” W x 4” D $340

Christa Louise

Romantic Medium Wrap Silk chiffon with ultra-fine merino wool embellishment. Medium Wrap measures approximately 22”W x 75”L, Tamanrasset (Rust) $150

Frame Wool Trim Scarf, Plush, ultra-fine Merino wool is used to trim delicate silk fabric, creating a soft, warm and luxurious one-of-a-kind scarf. Can be worn as a shoulder wrap or scarf. Fuchsia/Fire/Lake $130

Romantic Wrap Silk chiffon with ultra-fine merino wool embellishment. Medium Wrap measures approximately 22”W x 75”L, Seattle (Sterling grey) $150

Animal Wrap Scarf, Zebra (black and white), plush, ultra-fine Merino wool is used to trim delicate silk fabric, creating a soft, warm and luxurious one-of-a-kind scarf. Can be worn as a shoulder wrap or scarf, $240

Elisa Warder

White marquise coin pearl earring, freshwater marquise coin pearl with petite pearl cluster, $75

Pink dancing coin pearl bracelet, freshwater coin pearls in pink. s.s. 7-7.5″” adj., $115

Silver Grey dancing coin pearl necklace, Freshwater coin pearls in grey. s.s. 14-16″ adj., $180

ARTIST NEWS

Betsy Hershberg is a jewelry maker, knitting designer, instructor, and published author based in Philadelphia. Using fine threads and tiny needles, she hand-knits sculptural, bead knitted jewelry and accessories, with a focus on one-of-a-kind pieces. Though rooted in traditional knitted stitch making, her work is distinguished by original techniques, unorthodox construction, bead-woven embellishment, and unique, contemporary applications, resulting in what the artist calls “knitting made clever.” If you are not familiar with Valerie Hector’s work, she is a consummate bead artist (using off-loom bead weaving) and deeply knowledgeable beadwork historian and educator.

Betsy was recently interviewed by Valerie Hector

as part of her new series: Beading Globally.

Click here to listen!