A piece of blue spruce, blown down on Stormy's property during the November 2015 windstorm, awaits use turning into pens.
A former student gave Stormy this rusted mailbox, which he has repurposed as a lamp to illuminate part of his display.
A bridle Stormy has repurposed as a mirror.
A friend donated some vintage wood saws to Stormy which he has repurposed over his shop door.
Part of Stormy Weathers' pen display, repurposed from his daughter's garage door.
Cherry wood he salvaged from his daughter's neighbor's home in Medical Lake.
Stormy Weathers collects all sorts of items for use either as pens or repurposed craft works. The former U.S. Army draftee, Air Force officer and retired Medical Lake School District teacher has developed the ability to take what others discard and turn it into and unique works of art - art on display as part of the seventh annual Slightly West of Spokane Artists Tour, Nov. 26.
Weathers is one of 21 artists, including five new ones, who are displaying their works and crafts at seven locations in Medical Lake, Cheney and in-between along Salnave Road. The popular tour runs from 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
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