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Mar 07 2011

Our Sixth Anniversary

Yay, to us! Oh, wait… that’s still just me. But when I use us and we… I mean all my great clients and vendors, too. We’re celebrating another year in business! What a year it was… Today, as I’m writing this little post, I’ve booked 3428 projects. This equates to 571 projects a year, 10 […]

Written by egleason · Categorized: The Journal · Tagged: anniversary

Feb 10 2011

February Inspiration

Potting Bench

I was looking for inspiration to write about this week. The snow is finally getting to me and perhaps my workload. The sun shone through the kitchen’s blinds and highlighted my potting bench as I was brewing a cup of tea this morning. So the sun chose the topic today. It’s not very often that […]

Written by egleason · Categorized: The Cottage · Tagged: 14prather, winter

Dec 02 2010

Believe: The 2010 Studio Christmas Card

Every holiday season, I create a studio Christmas card that reflects not only the beauty of winter but also the deeper meaning of the season. This year, I painted a design that is one of my favorites—the “Believe” Christmas card. The card front features watercolor ivy twining around the word Believe with three red cardinals. […]

Written by egleason · Categorized: Greeting Cards, Season, Winter · Tagged: cardinals, chickadee, Christmas Cards, holiday cards, witner

Oct 26 2010

Green Handle Kitchen Utensils

When Bruce and I first started decorating our first home, we both developed a bit of an obsession with green-handled kitchen utensils. Maybe it was from watching one too many Julia Child cooking shows, which sparked a love for all things vintage in the kitchen. Or perhaps it was the charming, functional design of these […]

Written by egleason · Categorized: The Cottage · Tagged: antiques

Sep 09 2010

The Charm of a Cobbler’s Bench

A cobbler was once a skilled craftsman who repaired shoes, and today, their benches can be found in antique stores. These benches often have a seat for the cobbler, along with little drawers and slots to store tools. Now, they make perfect display pieces or unique tables, ideal for a dining room or living room. […]

Written by egleason · Categorized: The Cottage · Tagged: antiques

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