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It is amazing how many wonderful creations are coming from the KNOTT gals these days. To my delight Diane Knott posted up a wonderful new bag she created with my Mulberry fabric design. You can purchase this one and other gorgeous creations at Holly Knott's new Etsy shop.
HOLD THE PRESS ......Joy hall has snapped it up !
Holly Knott is an amazing artist, author,and so much more!!! This bag she designed using my Pompeii fabric by Clothworks. I love what she did with the mix-and-match colors. You can read more about this design on her blog. This particular one she is not selling on her new Etsy site however there are so many new fun and beautiful designs by her and her mom the famous artist and my friend Diane Knott! Please take a look. Thanks Holly for using my fabric design! As a side note the Spicewood dinnerware collection coordinates with this fabric line.
You are all invited to an art show and opening reception. Pak-hing Kan is amazing artist who creates these wonderful little ceramic boxes. If you are in the NY Hudson Valley area please stop by and see some unique interesting ceramic art. The art show is at a lovely museum called the "The Hammond Museum and Japanese Stroll Garden".
Sneak Peek: I love this quilt design by Stephanie Sims for Clothworks using my Jumpin' Java fabric group. The collection should be hitting the streets (I mean quilt shops) in September. 
This past fall I went a little overboard on buying bulbs online. I was like a kid in a candy store. I bought so many bulbs that when the time came to plant them I realized I did not have enough spaces in my garden to plant. I love gardening, however I know what I like visually but on a scientific level I am lost most of the time.
The season for planting bulbs was passing and I did not get all my bulbs into the ground, the ones I did get into the ground I don't even know what I planted and where, interesting things are starting to pop up in the garden, baby irises and crocus, lots of purple( I love purple so I did have something in mind).
I spoke to my friend Beth about my dilemma who's an expert at gardening and knows a lot about everything. I think she learned a lot from Mary. She told me what to do, I'm not sure I got it exactly right because I think the bulbs were supposed to start blooming in the winter?
Spring is off to a slow start this year so it's still exciting to be able to have indoor bulbs blooming. Today I had a wonderful surprise in the morning my first forced Tulip.
Leanin' Tree has recently introduced a wonderful line of E-cards.
A Mother's Day card using my art is now an animated E-card. Please check out what a great job they did!
