
Jo Packham of Where Women Create will be offering these great prizes:
* The first prize is a feature in Where Women Create Magazine! Jo will have the tough job of handpicking the winner.
* There will be six random selections among the party goers for the following prizes:
2 - 1 year subscriptions to Where Women Create Magazine!
2 Sets of Jo's books - Where Women Create and The Book of Inspiration
2 WWC Charm Bracelets
For full details and how to sign up to participate, please visit Karen at this link. Trust me, you will not want to miss this party it was THE event of the blog season last year. It is a great place to meet new friends and be inspired by all the creatives here in the land of blog.
I had the pleasure of meeting a new blogger, via email, this week and she has decided to start her own blog and I'd love to introduce her to you. Marylin of Cordelia's World just got her new blog underway and I would love it if you would give her a warm welcome to the neighborhood. She also has a wonderful shop, The Colonial Hitching Post, where she sells a whole host of items from greeting cards, collectibles, collage works, books, and more, so pay a visit to her store, you might just find something you have been looking for.
It is also my pleasure to tell you about a new blog shop that has opened up, Lisa of Tarnished and Tattered launched her new blog shop this past weekend!

Here at the Quill I am still enmeshed in trying to settle into the new studio space. I dusted off my pencils and paint brushes yesterday and started a little sketching and decorative painting BUT, (and it is a big one), I am not a happy camper with the ensuing results - I AM RUSTY!
Blessings,
Miss Sandy
Miss Sandy
9 comments:
Miss Sandy,
You are way too hard on yourself. What you have shown is darling. I love the colors in the leaves and the gracefulness of their form.
Becky K.
Hospitality Lane
Hello Miss Sandy,
I am popping over from Marilyn's blog! :) Happy to "meet" you - your blog, art & studio are gorgeous! I'm adding your blog to my blogroll and hope to visit often!
Happy day to you,
Zuzu
Sandy, you're at that stage in a painting where it's so easy to toss it in the circular file! Keep going! It IS going to come back like riding a bike. Thanks for all the updates here on what is going on in blogland. I'm sorry that I have not yet posted about Lisa's shop. She has some wonderful goodies!!
It has been a busy week and I'm still catching my breath too - no crafting! :-(
Hugs! Diane
Thanks so much for sharing this! This will motivate me to get my craft room finished.
Miss Sandy,
You are such a sweetie for plugging me like that! I worked so hard all weekend getting it done, it feels good tho. Yes, my little bird collage sold the first day! I feel like a real artist now. LOL Your painting is amazing, you know how blown away I am by all of your art. I wish you'd do some small paintings & sell them. I'd snatch em up, I can't paint a stick figure. Love to look at Diane & Michelle's stuff tho. I'm starting to fluff my space too for Karen's party. You new space will be awesome for that, you might win the prize! Lisa
Thanks for the heads up about the party. I will go sign up. I am loving your new studio. It is amazing!! Creamy and Dreamy indeed. I ant to move in with you. Love your Project Run Away post below. Boy, I am gonna miss that show!
Hi, How can you even think of painting over it. It's beautiful
I hope you do not paint over this I think it is beautiful- The artist always looks for flaws in their work- when all of us viewing can only see whats beautiful!Have a wonderful day!Jonny
Have you been well enough and inspired enough to return to your beautiful painting? I'm a fleuriste. {Sounds so much more wonderful than florist, don't you think?} Can't paint worth a lick, but I DO know that it's not finished until it's finished. One of the worst things I have had to endure was the person I'm making a bouquet for watching! They begin by being certain that you can perform miracles, then they start to wonder at my odd decisions, then they start asking whether that flower really looks okay there, and if I can distract them until I'm finished, they come back to the appreciation stage. It's the old "can't see the forest for the trees thing", I think. And I think your trees are gorgeous! Maybe when you're well, maybe you'll see the forest again, too!
I am totally loving your blog! Thank you for stopping by mine, and your very kind comment! Do you mind very much if I follow?
~Debbi
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