until next year...

see you all january 3rd, merry christmas and happy new year!!!! the etsy shop will be closed starting today at 5pm until january 3rd. *when the shop reopens i will be on a 4 week turn around schedule

Jamaican aqua

a super old world rustic set of thre 11x14's in 4" wood with antique glaze. i just love the color! its a light aqua by benjamin moore, and its so subtle but it has a POP. These are for beautiful portraits: One solid w/ colonial trim, one orchid pattern in chocolate and Jamaican blue on white wash and one chocolate and Jamaican large harlequin

land of nod

this adorable set using a different damask i picked up and it just screams old world shabby and i just love it :) this set was made to match the peachy pink in a land of nod bedding set for a big girl room. 3-5x7's-13x15 overall in size -$120 for the set it will be on etsy this week!

rain...and plum

these are some of the new groupings i have been working on....Rain is a subtle turquise by sherwin williams and the Plum grouping is a hand mixed color by yours truly

I would love to create a custom grouping for your home to match fabric, a paint color, bedding...anything! email me, they are my favorite thing to do!

black french country damask on taupe with antique glaze 8x10 with mounted

up divot trim in chocolate

how they will be hung

the details

the group had 7 frames in all 2-large wood 8x10's 3-5x7's and 2-4x6's

Rain with chocolates,taupes and creams

7 frames in all 2-8x10's 3-6" wood 5x7's and 2- 4" wood 5x7's

steal these!!!

i honestly wanted to steal these for myself...the Fedex lady had to pry them form my hands...i just love them and the pics dont do the distressing and details justice. I hope to make a set for myself at some point. 3-11x14's...They can be made in other sizes as well...they are listed on etsy

around my house...

here are some of the frames from around my house i recently did. i swear i never have time to actually make any frames for myself, so this past weekend i made time to get my sweet boys in a frame and hung up! Some of them have been in the photographers envelope for a year...haha! enjoy!