Look what’s popping up at Kindred Post

Look what’s popping up at Kindred Post

Bronze Betty Finery will have a special pop-up shop during First Friday

Sarah Ritter, also known as Bronze Betty Finery, will hold a pop-up shop at Kindred Post for First Friday.

The shop will be open 4:30-6 p.m. at Kindred Post, 145 S. Franklin St.

Ritter’s work will include juxtapositions of color and texture, natural components with glam accents and moody hues, new lightweight leather designs, some color block beading and sparkling baubles.

For a full list of First Friday listings, see the latest Capital City Weekly.

Work available at the Bronze Betty Finery pop-up shop at Kindred Post Friday includes juxtapositions of color and texture, natural components with glam accents and moody hues, new lightweight leather designs, some color block beading and sparkling baubles. (Courtesy Photo | Sarah Ritter)

Work available at the Bronze Betty Finery pop-up shop at Kindred Post Friday includes juxtapositions of color and texture, natural components with glam accents and moody hues, new lightweight leather designs, some color block beading and sparkling baubles. (Courtesy Photo | Sarah Ritter)

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