Sunday, July 19, 2009

Drumroll, please!

First of all, I would like to give a heart-felt thank you to each and every one of you who stopped by to visit me and my blog. I cherish your comments. I had lots of fun with this giveaway to celebrate my 300th Etsy sale. Thank you!!Bubba was a big help to me. He closed his eyes and promised not to peek when he stuck his paw in the sugar bowl and picked out the lucky winner's name

Congratulations, Kim!!

Tuesday, July 14, 2009

I'm having a giveaway to celebrate!

This morning, I had a delightful surprise. I made my 300th sale on Etsy! A surprise like that is even better than a nice, hot cup of coffee, believe it or not.



To celebrate, I am giving away a set of the gift tags just like the ones that made the 300th sale. Just leave a comment to be entered. The lucky winner will be chosen on Sunday, July 19. Thanks and good luck!

Wednesday, July 1, 2009

Artfire Shopping Spree


Be sure to check out my friend, Betty's Artfire Shop. She paints beautifully and has a fine attention to detail. Her shop is named BRozypalsCrafts. Also, if you would like a chance to win a shopping spree on Artfire, go to this Facebook link and "like" the link. It's that easy.
Click here to enter (you may need to become a fan before you can "like" the link)

Tuesday, June 30, 2009

rabbits anyone?


Ruthie, of Rose Works Jewelry has put together a treasury of bunny rabbits. I was thrilled to see that she included my Nodderhead Rabbit. You can't be too careful with rabbits. They tend to multiply!

Wednesday, June 17, 2009

Nest Assemblage

This little guy has been sitting on my piano unfinished for quite some time. I had started on him before I took my fulltime job, but now that the job is over, I can finally get back into my studio and have some fun!

The embodiment of a nest, this assemblage contains real feathers and is labeled with a medal medallion. He is a dirty-faced creature with a vintage button on his back.

Wednesday, June 3, 2009

1940's


The 1940's was a trying time for many. Families were separated. Food was being rationed. Many families lost their men overseas in the war. My Mom's family packed up and moved all the way to California to work at the defense plant. This assemblage is a tribute to those times.