About Us
Artisan; Jewellery Maker
Culturalist; Storyteller
Business Consultant; Entrepreneur
Peyton (Pete) Barrett is owner/manager of a number of successful businesses in Newfoundland and Labrador and in 2012 she was the proud recipient of the Atlantic Aboriginal Women Entrepreneur of the Year Award. Pete Barrett Craft, a division of Mealy Mountain Gallery, is her latest, exciting, venture.
She loves people and enjoys travelling but her passion is creating jewellery, glass art, silk art, fibre art, painting, and so much more. She has perfected her techniques with the help of world renowned artisans. Pete also has a keen interest in teaching others the techniques of the trade and takes particular delight in watching as each student advances from one level to the next.
Inspired by the land, the people and the culture, Pete creates her own unique designs resulting in some magnificent pieces of work. Her jewellery is made from gold, silver, copper, bronze, steel and pewter. Her fibre art is often classed as "mixed media" using different techniques in cotton, silk, paint, metals and found objects.
Culturalist; Storyteller
Business Consultant; Entrepreneur
Peyton (Pete) Barrett is owner/manager of a number of successful businesses in Newfoundland and Labrador and in 2012 she was the proud recipient of the Atlantic Aboriginal Women Entrepreneur of the Year Award. Pete Barrett Craft, a division of Mealy Mountain Gallery, is her latest, exciting, venture.
She loves people and enjoys travelling but her passion is creating jewellery, glass art, silk art, fibre art, painting, and so much more. She has perfected her techniques with the help of world renowned artisans. Pete also has a keen interest in teaching others the techniques of the trade and takes particular delight in watching as each student advances from one level to the next.
Inspired by the land, the people and the culture, Pete creates her own unique designs resulting in some magnificent pieces of work. Her jewellery is made from gold, silver, copper, bronze, steel and pewter. Her fibre art is often classed as "mixed media" using different techniques in cotton, silk, paint, metals and found objects.
Pete has an Education Degree from Memorial University of Newfoundland, and a Business Education Diploma. Pete is a certified Small Business Counselor and works as a Business Development Consultant in the off season. She has a number of art diplomas and owns her own studio, Mealy Mountain Gallery and Pete Barrett Craft, where she demonstrates and instructs craft tours. Pete also works with her family to operate Experience Labrador, helping with "What to see and Do" in Cartwright, Labrador. Pete is an experienced kayaker, with certification at BCU and Canadian levels. She was also a Red Cross Swimming and Canoe Instructor for 15 years and is trained in Wilderness Medicine.