It’s that time again, the air has chilled and the Makers are preparing their new work for this annual event. Hope you can make it, bring our friends. As usual there will be a great variety of items for sale; jewelry, paintings, prints, knit ware, pottery and more.
My daughter bought these black shoes at Target this fall when she was home for a visit and then let me embellish them. I was in a late October, Day of the Dead frame of mind. I had a great time working on them.
Hi everyone, I have been a very bad blogger lately but wanted to do a quick update to show some of the new items I will be selling at a sale this Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm at the home of my friend Joy. Seven other local artists will be selling too. Pottery, paintings, printmaking, handknit and crochet, books and illustrations, jewelry and more. Please stop by and have a glass of wine and browse or at least enjoy some of our cookies. Here is a sneak peek.
full moon ride on the High Trestle Trail Ride, Slater to Madrid, Iowa. Fantastic!
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Since I closed my etsy store some time ago, you can buy pieces directly by sending me an email or commenting on my blog. Just tell me what the caption was or describe to me what you liked and I can give you price and availability. Many have figured this out but for those who have asked there it is. Art and Commerce are like a horse and carriage?
For more, click the link to Flickr photo stream to the left.
So a couple years ago I put an end to The Traditional Easter Basket and decided that entry to the family Easter meal (buona Pasqua!) would be a home made Peep’s Diorama. I had heard someone mention that the Washington Post or someone had done a story on these kookie dioramas, it sounded like fun. I wish I had taken more photos last year but I did snap a few this year. I think this new tradition has caught on! The entries were hilarious. They are truly an insight into the eyes of the makers… Who do you vote for? Please do not penalize contestants for the lack of photography skills on my part.
And yes, I do realize Easter is long gone…I am a little behind and out of sequence. Perhaps an insight into me.