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Sublimity, OR, United States
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I am artist of texture and color. I enjoy working with textiles, mixed media and the graphic arts. I am an avid cottage gardener with a love for pass along plants and big fluffy pink peonies and pink roses. Many of my tangible creations reflect my love of the garden and all its wonderful colors. I have been selling my creations online since 2002 beginning as a hobby. After 10 years I quit the day job to pursue my art as a full time passion.

06 June 2009

a wonderful feature!

Cindy from the Vintage Vignette did a wonderful blog feature on me! Check it out and leave a comment for her. Don't forget to check out her Etsy shop too, she has beautiful creations!

10 comments:

Finding Grace, Going Mobile said...

Oh, what a nice article about you, and you deserve every bit of it.
Have a beautiful weekend (I hope the weather from your post below is gone,ooooh).
Theresa @ Cottage Violets

blushing rose said...

Very nice article on you. TTFN ~Marydon

Lisa said...

Very sweet! I check her out now!
Hugs, Lisa

Martha's Favorites said...

Hi: Just read your Friday's post, how scary is that! You are a brave woman! I live in Earthquake Country, I know what it's like to feel that scared and there is nothing you can do but pray! I am glad you are ok. Your spot on the the Vignette was wonderful. Your items are beautiful and you desire the honor! Job well done, on both things! Martha

Mary Ann said...

What a lovely post about you! Your handwork is beautiful.

Wsprsweetly Of Cottages said...

What a lovely and informative article about you! I loved it! But then if it pretains to you...I will always be interested!
Hugs for all you do for me!
Mona

Unknown said...

Great article!Just read your post from Friday. That pic looks all tooooo familiar here in Cincinnati, Ohio. My first tornado was in 1973 went right over our house and slammed the hillside and subdivisions above us. What is really interesting...scary, but....how the tornado will hit a whole line of homes and skip one. During the 73 tornado it tore out homes, but in one the front picture window wall was intact with a statue of the Virgin Mary in it. In another, years later, the house went, but the little bathroom where the whole family was huddled was completely untouched. Any more I watch the dog..if Shadow wants in the basement...we go. If I'm watching DishTV I usually know when its a bad storm..the satelite signal blinks. That usually means we have 15-20 minutes before it gets to us.

Coralie Cederna Johnson said...

A beautifully written article about you! Loved reading your story and seeing some of your lovely cottage creations!

Anonymous said...

Wasn't that so nice? You do deserve the acclaim, just look at your talent.

That storm post reminds me I am now in hurricane season here in Florida. It's been a few years since our 'run' of them, but the memory is still fresh.

Tomorrow for Pink Saturday I'm featuring a slideshow of lovely flowers from my Dad's gardens around his home on the St. Croix River in Wisconsin.

Today I have a post on Slide, an application that lets you have slideshows on your blog, website whatever.

Take Care, J
http://MaidenShade.wordpress.com

Anonymous said...

Beautiful!
Thank You for Sharing,Denise

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