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Showing posts with label Monday Marketplace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Monday Marketplace. Show all posts

Monday, March 15, 2010

Monday Marketplace Featured Artist....Primgals Primitive Palette



My featured artist today is Jody Seilheimer of Primgal's Primitive Palette. As a fellow painter I have always admired Jody's painting. She does a beautiful job whether it's a design from Renee Mullins or Terrye French. The above picture is of Jody's newest creation, which I just love.




Jody has been painting in her Sandwich Illinois studio for the past 18 years. Jody's inspiration comes from things from days gone by. Her favorite designs to paint are for the holidays.


Jody's favorite surfaces to paint on are practcial things like soap, mousepads and light switch covers. She also loves to breath new life by repurposing cast off treasures and her unique style is very evident. So if you have a chance to stop by her etsy shoppe, please do..I'm sure you'll find a treasure or two that you can't resist.



You can also find Jody by following her blog. There she shares her newest offerings for sale as well as tidbits and whatnots.


Monday, March 8, 2010

Monday Marketplace- The Moonlit Stitch


This week I have decided to have Lisa Reiman of "The Moonlit Stitch" as my featured artist.

Lisa has been crafting for many, many years. She says she can remember crafting in some form or another with her mom and grandma. What wonderful memories to have.

Currently Lisa sells her "moonlit" creations on etsy and has been selling there since February 2008. When asked why she chose her shop name she explained that it is often the time of day when she can work on her projects, when her family is tucked away fast asleep....a girl after my own heart!




Inspiration for Lisa comes from all around us. She especially loves the change of seasons. She currently specializes in primitve style make-do's, doll folk, ornies and bowl fillers.

Be sure to stop by her etsy shoppe to check out all Lisa has to offer. I'm sure she would love your visit. Also from time to time you can find Lisa's work on ebay. Be sure to stop by her blog and say hi!