Showing posts with label Christmas ornament. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas ornament. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 2, 2011

Happy February


Yesterday I dropped off a few of these little guys off to Lona Gallery. It is hard to believe we are already into the second month of the year. My how time flies! So whoever that special someone in your life is, remember to cherish them not just for that one day, but throughout the year!

Monday, December 6, 2010

Christmas Giveaway





I dropped off these little cuties off to a local gallery that carries my work. They will also be available in my shop later today. I decided to have a giveaway of one of my little guys to one of my lovely readers. So, if you want one of these little birds to fly to your home, just post a comment of what's your favorite thing about Christmas. I will announce the winner on Friday evening!

Thursday, October 21, 2010

Finished Ornaments

During my computer problems, I created a few more ornaments for the holidays.

This ornament is on my mantle and says Autumn


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All of them are displayed together to add a fun fall theme to our home.
What do you do to decorate for the fall season?





Sunday, November 1, 2009

Tis the season

It is so hard to believe that Christmas is fast approaching. So that means it is time to start making gifts for teachers, neighbors and friends. I think including a handmade item adds special meaning to the gifts you give. I like creating ornaments along with some yummy chocolates or some other special treat. I also like designing personalized stationery as a special gift. Whatever I do end up making, I hope they know this is a heartfelt appreciation of what they mean to me in a small way. This is my hope and desire as I live my life creatively!

Monday, December 1, 2008

Christmas Ornament




Since we are all trying to stay on a budget these days, I decided to make some Christmas gifts for my kids teachers. I usually make personalized stationery, but I decided to experiment with Sculpey polymer clay. I had not used this in a while so I decided to give a try again.