Showing posts with label metal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label metal. Show all posts

Saturday, May 10, 2014

'Bunny's'...Many Bunny's!!


Mom and Me...
'Daisie Bunnykins', Doulton & Co.

Limoges
Made in Italy
Tureen or planter
Made in France with Daisie...
It was bound to happen. Mom's nick name was 'Bunny'. It started innocently enough. There was that very first bunny with the cotton coming out of it's, well, bottom...and we used it, I remember. Then it started. They began to multiply, as bunnies do. Before anyone knew it there were bunnies everywhere. Mom had to send out an executive order,  'NO MORE BUNNIES!!'

The very first bunny, (photo) Mom gave to me because she said it reminded her of 'us'. She cried. I cried. The pics of the bunnies are of just a few, which I treasure. I am always looking at 'bunny anything'. You would be surprised @ all the merchandise out there w/ Mom's name on it. I have, so far, refrained from starting the reproduction cycle all over again...whew!! When she died, we distributed some of the bunnies to relatives and close friends. Everyone loved receiving them, as they knew that they were getting a treasured piece of her, and each person expressed how precious, it meant so much. From Steuben glass, to inexpensive glass, to wood and metal (one is a coin bank which Edward has), to porcelain, to Limoges, made in Italy, and back to France, to Rosenthal, ceramic and soapstone, and on and on and on! So, on this 2nd Mother's Day without her, I honor and treasure her memory...'Bunny's....Many Bunny's!!'


HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY !!!

Thursday, January 15, 2009

Handmadeology....Coming Soon!!!



I am not surprised. Tim Adam, brainchild, continues to create, teach, inspire. Tim's latest project, Handmadeology, is on the horizon. Tim will begin a series of teachings, starting January 26th, on Handmadeology which is the science of handmade. Tim has garnered attention with the depth of his computer savvy to draw business to his own Etsy shop, and has generously shared that information with anyone who will take the time to listen. Tim teaches in a way which is uncomplicated and modest, as he sincerely wants to see each of us to succeed in selling our handmade goods on-line.

I first met Tim when he was just getting warmed up with the Etsy, 'Handbook to Handmade ' and was most pleasantly surprised to see how inclusive and enthusiastic he was about everybody, and again, anybody who wanted to jump on board. He has since really sharpened his focus on his blog to help all of us generate more traffic to our blogs, Etsy and ArtFire shops, and this is still just the tip of the iceberg. Tim is a self taught metal artist who creates modern unique jewelry, art, furniture clocks jewelry displays and much more. Check it out people...

HANDMADEOLOGY...coming soon!