Spiral Gallery

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      • Michael Berkley
      • Jami Berry
      • Kolieha Bush
      • Nina Bradford
      • Julie Cooper
      • Joe Cotter, in memory
      • Lynn Flores
      • Sue Dumolt
      • Oscar Flores
      • Phyllis Flury
      • Am Griswold
      • Karl Haugen
      • Phil Lingelbach
      • Tacy Jones
      • Earlean Marsh
      • Rory Mutton
      • Carol Pulvermacher
      • Kristina Sellers
      • Peggy Skycraft
      • Louise Stivers
      • Brenda Scott
      • Jerilyn Walker
      • Gary Warkentin
  • About Us
  • 1st Friday
    • First Friday
  • Community Art Show
  • Membership
    • Letter to New Members
  • Contact Us
    • Directions
  • Welcome
    • Welcome >
      • Connie Athman
      • Michael Berkley
      • Jami Berry
      • Kolieha Bush
      • Nina Bradford
      • Julie Cooper
      • Joe Cotter, in memory
      • Lynn Flores
      • Sue Dumolt
      • Oscar Flores
      • Phyllis Flury
      • Am Griswold
      • Karl Haugen
      • Phil Lingelbach
      • Tacy Jones
      • Earlean Marsh
      • Rory Mutton
      • Carol Pulvermacher
      • Kristina Sellers
      • Peggy Skycraft
      • Louise Stivers
      • Brenda Scott
      • Jerilyn Walker
      • Gary Warkentin
  • About Us
  • 1st Friday
    • First Friday
  • Community Art Show
  • Membership
    • Letter to New Members
  • Contact Us
    • Directions

Lynn Butler Flores     Ceramics, Glass, Jewelry, Watercolors

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I was born in bustling Seattle, Washington, the oldest of three sisters, my best friends and staunch supporters, each artistic in their own way. Always drawing, or painting (yes I painted rocks back then), I always seemed to have the itch to create something with my hands (yes I am old enough to have lived and loved through the macramé craze as well).
I married my college sweetheart in 1973, Peruvian born Consul of Peru, Oscar Flores. His love of the arts combined with mine lead to our pursuit of a true artists’ life.

​Throughout the 80’s and 90’s we moved from Oregon to Maui and back again



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I was a weaver and spinner for awhile back then, with sheep that we sheared, bummer lambs in the kitchen, and a huge earth mama garden.
Eventually I moved to ceramics, watercolors and fused glass. My studio space I shared with Oscar got too small (imagine that) and we eventually built a little studio for me on the property, which I promptly filled to the brim.
Now thoroughly rooted on eight acres in Eagle Creek, Oregon, we have enjoyed years of creating things inspired by our beautiful surroundings, including the wild-by-design acre sized garden.
We have been proud to be members of The Spiral Gallery in Estacada, a real gem in the center of our community.
Visitors to our studios are welcome anytime….drivers of low slung cars beware, the driveway is an adventure in itself.
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Contact Lynn at Hydrangea House Pottery & Glass at 503.637.3373 or lynnbflores1@gmail.com for private showings and event dates and locations.
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