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Using what God has provided in
nature; cedar, larch and alder trees native to the
Moosehead Lake Region are combined with an artist’s eye to create truly
unique pieces.
Each creation takes on its own personality, bringing a smile to many faces.
The business, Beyond the Bend, was started in 2003 and after the term "TwigonometryÒ" was created out on Moosehead Lake. A twig screen, made earlier that day was tied down over the cabin of our little boat. My husband and I were joking about how this twig stuff was taking over and we came up with "TwigonometryÒ." From that day on, I took on the new title of being the Twigonometrist. Wood is the primary medium I use to express myself artistically. I enjoy making unexpected, unpredictable pieces. I continuously collect interesting native wood during the non-snowy seasons and working mainly out side as the temperatures allow. I also combine cement with wood, local stones and leaf impressions to make other garden adornments and sculptures.
Working with Betsy is truly a pleasure. Her creativity, responsiveness and fantastic work makes her projects come to life in the most unique ways. What a wonderful way to personalize a garden or woodland walkway.
Karen Stanley
I get so many complements from other people. It is really nice to have things in you yard that remind you of your friends and the people that mean a lot to you!
Mary Lou Narbus
Betsy Rockwell's twig fence, gate and arbor were built to surround a small garden at one of my projects in Lincolnville. Her craft lent perfectly to the rustic intent of the overall landscape design. This Adirondack style of craftsmanship is ideal for a cottage garden and Betsy does a beautiful job with her creative interpretation of this antique art!
George Workman,
Landscape Architect
Newcastle, Maine
As each project and piece is unique to itself, the prices are set accordingly
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