Architecture of the World Boxes
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Monday, December 21, 2009
Room Available February 1st, 2010...
This Spacious loft bedroom will be available February 1st, as our longest term housemate is getting married. :o) for her, :o( for us. The full description can be seen here. If you know someone who will be a good fit, let me know.
Saturday, December 19, 2009
Latest in the series of Historic Architecture Boxes
This week I completed several of the boxes pictured below. Charley Hafen Jewelers/Gallery was kind enough to take several for sale in his shop. I'm very happy about this as his jewelry is top quality and his beautiful custom non-traditional designs will not be found elsewhere. The arc-lid Arch of Septimius Severus box was purchased by my Salt Lake City friend, Chris to hold a Christmas gift to her sister of their mother's pearls. 







Above: SOLD
Above: SOLD
Above: SOLD
Above: SOLD
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Monday, December 14, 2009
Friday, December 11, 2009
BUSY?
A new greyhound guest arrived this morning for three overnights. Last year we had two greyhounds staying over during the holidays while their parents were out of town. I'm currently working on a Christmas card package for Frolic Farm Herb Company/Ginkgo Gallery and Gift located a 2030 S. 900 E in Sugarhouse. Frolic Farm not only provides potted and dried herbs, baked goods, herbal recipes and herbal gifts, but also is a gallery for local artisans and a unique gift boutique. Stop in and look at the gorgeous Ashford spinning wheel available with several bunches of roving for a very good price!
Yesterday I was pleased to have started a consignment furniture project I've been planning---painting six nice Windsor dining chairs robin's egg blue. Right after seeing the inspirational photo below this summer, I stumbled upon and acquired a set of ten of these chairs in an original yellowed light natural stain. These are NOT the typical (cheap) big box store imitation Windsor chairs. I took a Tiffany & Company gift box and a huge plastic (robin's) egg into the Home Depot to use as color guides. I spent some
time with a really nice man at the Home Depot paint counter, who helped get the paint tint just right. The first photo shows the first coat of paint on the first chair, before I had the color adjustment made at Home Depot (too baby blue-ish!). The second photograph shows the inspiration photo for painting my chairs robin's egg blue---ooooh la la!A newsflash from the non-trivial world of color:
THE color for the year 2010 .
I'm also showing a room in the house and interviewing prospective new roomies. This room was just vacated by our physical therapist intern who completed his three-month SLC rotation and is returning home to the midwest. If you know of a good fit-send them my way. See the entire ad posted on craigslist here.
At midnight last night, I finished 130 personal Christmas letters!

Thursday, December 3, 2009
Gifts to those less able and less fortunate...
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