Showing posts with label holiday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label holiday. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 30, 2009

Wordless Wednesday

What your son or daughters' college dorm room might look like...
Edward gives us a good indication..home for the Holidays..:)))

Sunday, December 14, 2008

New England Charming...















Yesterday was the last of the Holiday Shows for me this year. Pawtuxet Village is one of the oldest villages in the United States. Sitting on the Stillhouse Cove is the Aspray Boathouse. Once used as a common area for small boats coming and going in the Cove, it is now a great hall for events or gatherings, with a fabulous deck which is well used during the warm months. I showed just the photographs yesterday, framed 5x7's, single 5x7's and the rest of the almost 300 cards that I made, many of which you have seen on this blog. The show was great, a true community spirit, lots of excellent feedback for all my work, and a profitable day to top it all off. It's not too late to purchase some cards, framed 5x7's ($25, $8 for shipping in the U.S.), or 5x7's ready for framing. Everything is signed and dated. Check out my Etsy shop. A portion of all sales is donated to JDRF.

Friday, November 7, 2008

Just Getting Started...Christmas Cards



What wonderful Christmas or holiday cards! The top photo was taken of the historic Armington House (circa 1868) in December of 2007, the night of the storm here in Rhode Island. In the photo that you will receive on the cards, (4x6) there is a warm sepia/golden tone to enhance the depth and bring out the details of the house. The bottom photograph was the view from the second floor of my home while looking at the top of my neighbors' house last winter The light was so striking, I'm glad that I didn't miss the moment!. Carefully packaged in rice paper tied with hemp string. A lovely present as well! Set of 6 for $15. Check out my Etsy shop for details.