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Showing posts with label greeting cards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label greeting cards. Show all posts

Monday, August 23, 2010

Come one come all!


I have two markets coming up within the next two weeks!

Atlantic Station is this Thursday where they are playing Mary Poppins on their big screen.

Then the next weekend I'll be at the Woodstock Market selling for THREE days! That is September 6-8th.

Hope to see you there!

Thursday, July 15, 2010

Craft shows


Wow what a week! I've gotten two notifications that my submissions were acccepted into not one but TWO markets happening in the next two months.

Georgia Farm Girls Market: July 24th
Woodstock Outdoor Market: August 6-8th


At these markets I'm also inviting my meetup group: Atlanta Young Crafters, to join me in booth around me to sell their handmade goodies as well.

Also, now you can buy cards DIRECTLY from my webpage. It's so easy a caveman could do it.

Today I am going off to art expressions therapy and then an individual session with the counselor. She just spent a month with the Dalai Lama.....no joke.

Ready for inspiration, yes!

Wednesday, July 7, 2010

Setting up shop- opera singer turned creative tranquilista



It's here!


Now you can shop online for my homemade greeting cards and original art:



Keep checking it for updates, I have over 30 original one of a kind cards as of today and am looking forward to breaking 50 by the end of the week. It takes a little while to get them up on the site so bear with me.


Cards will be $2 and up and shipping will only by 99cents to get to you anywhere in the country so you can personalize and send to a loved one.

Very excited y'all.

Monday, July 5, 2010

The eve of 23 - Artistique!





Leximark is booming and hopefully soon you will see original cards in at least one or two local art stores here in the Atlanta area. To see the complete listings of cards I have now, see my album on Facebook.


Here are some examples! Enjoy!

The insert of the greeting card reads like this:






"Sharing my story to the public will help in the steps to de-stigmatize the general look at the word "depression." The proceeds of the cards go to my treatment costs. I hope that what I've created can bring some warmth to your heart and home with it's brightness and fun shabby chic was. And I hope it brings you a good feeling knowing that you are helping a young woman on her journey for a good cause and hope for herself."