Raphael Kroshay, of 'newdiggs' - Each Piece Is Designed By YOU, and NEWDIGGS crochets them Custom! - OAS

Raphael Kroshay, of 'newdiggs' - Each Piece Is Designed By YOU, and NEWDIGGS crochets them Custom!

12/18/2014

Who is Raphael kroshay?

BIO
Raphael was taught to crochet by his mother at the age of twelve. One financially inadequate Christmas, his mother showed him, his brothers, and sisters how to crochet. Raphael stuck with it over the years after that Christmas and started making things for his childhood friends and… enemies.
After years of discovery, struggle and hard work, Raphael started to see a business in his craft. Friends would suggest Raphael create his clothing a certain way. Then, while washing dishes for two years, 6 days/week 8 hours/day, one day a client/friend commissioned Raphael to make her a skirt and top piece.
Crystol was the catalyst that launched Raphael’s company from craft to business. Crystol also inspired the idea for the name NEWDIGGS through her purchase. That day is when NEWDIGGS was born.

You design what you buy.
Intuitive, Personal, Crochet Fashion!!!

Websites: newdiggs.us & newdiggs.net

Instagram: kroshay44

Myspace: Myspace.com/Kroshay

Phone: 720.370.9801

PAY CHART: Customers design what they buy - Raphael Kroshay of NEWDIGGS works his crochet-magic creating it! *(USD-$)*

Each piece is designed by YOU, and NEWDIGGS creates YOUR'S unique & one of a kind!!!

newdiggs' works - so amazing!

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Tara Davidson

ARTIST & Founder of Ozarks Artist Sanctuary - OAS - saving up for a Water Well, Electricity Pole, private Studio Spaces, a Gallery for events and shows/exhibits, & a Shop for artisan-made goods to be sold - once everything is built.

"This is where OAS Artists & Community Members can share their works, process, tips, tricks, and common goals for projects in our areas/local community and in our personal arts/our creative-growth."

We (in Stover, Missouri & neighboring towns) don't all have a studio at home for our artistic endeavors, so I'm creating a community space in order to house us, our supplies, and our artworks. It will officially be called the: Ozarks Artist Sanctuary.

Once built, I will charge a very small monthly fee or yearly membership for local (and non-local) artists to be able to utilize a community space on private and secure property.
For practical reasons (paying electricity bills and upkeep) we will charge a fee per-artist/group.
(Eventually, everyone... we haven't built anything yet, although we're saving and scraping up every cent we possibly can.)

Please share this with anyone who could benefit from a relaxing space, far from city life and stress, deep in the forest surrounded by nature's beauty...?

I'm also offering FREE publicity on all of our OAS affiliated sites and pages. This can benefit everyone - those who wish to expose their works, and those who wish to see works of others'. :)

For now, people can come down, volunteer to help clear the area where the building will soon stand (hopefully, with a lot of help from donations, gifts, supplies, building material and "man"-hours/hands to help out in each process we'll go through, etc...).

Until the buildings are built with an electricity pole and a well dug, and all the cleaning is finished, feel free to contact us and set up a walking-time/date to help us out or take a beautiful hike.
(You'll be a part of artistic history in this region and you'll forever be appreciated by us - if you choose to lend your helping hands.)
While you're here, take some wildlife photos, paint or sketch a nature scene, write something inspired, or just come out to enjoy the woods for some peaceful contemplation and inspiration.

About Tara (the founder & OAS's first artist) :
I'm an artist, photographer, writer/editor, researcher, innovator/inventor, business think-tank expert, media-marketer, painter of people's skin & various other styles on canvas & other materials, self-proclaimed snuggle-bug, I'm a loving advocate for ALL living things, and a conservationist whom still believes there can be a useful balance met between agriculture, industry, and humanity that doesn't destroy nature or ourselves.

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