As of this morning Bridge City Mercantile boutique is now stocked with my new magnets & postcards! This cute shop is located at 4759 NE Fremont St, Portland, Oregon.
New Portland magnets
I'm back from my annual 2-week Nebraska trip. I had a great time but I'm so happy to be back in PDX. I missed this city so much! Today I'm making a new version of my Portland magnet. These guys will be available soon in a few local shops! I'll keep ya all posted.
A Tea Leaf goodies
A Tea Leaf goodies for the Crafty Wonderland Super Colossal Spring Sale goodie bags! The show is this Saturday at the Oregon Convention Center!
Repost from Bridge City Mercantile
New A Tea Leaf rings in stock! The shop is located at 4759 NE Fremont St, Portland, Oregon!
Check off dangles
I can check dangle earrings off my TO-DO list for Crafty Wonderland's Super Colossal Holiday Sale on Dec 14th & 15th!
New at Sweet Jayne
TGIF! Freshly made A Tea Leaf post earrings now at Sweet Jayne, 19th & NE Broadway!
Pick from a rainbow of colors!
Bridge City Mercantile
Look who came along with me to visit Rachel at her adorable shop! Psst... New A Tea Leaf jewelry & art prints at Bridge City Mercantile on 47th & NE Fremont St.
Bridge City Mercantile
So excited!!! A Tea Leaf handmade goods are now available at Bridge City Mercantile, 4759 NE Fremont St, Portland. Go check this adorable shop. So many lovely things.
Redux
A Tea Leaf's earrings, greeting cards, and Portland magnets are now offered at one of my VERY FAVORITE boutiques... REDUX, located NE 8th & Burnside in Portland, Oregon! If you are in the city, you must visit this place! So many awesome & unique things! Follow REDUX on Twitter, Tumblr, and Facebook.
It's up!
Father's Day window display is up at It's A Gift in Montavilla neighborhood!
Drawing a Family
It's A Gift
A Tea Leaf jewelry is now available at It's A Gift in Montavilla neighborhood. Click here to 'Like' the boutique's page on Facebook.
New Jewelry at Crafty Wonderland Shop
New jewelry at Wanderlust
NEW A Tea Leaf handmade jewelry, magnets, and greeting cards at Wanderlust Handmade & Vintage! Stop by and treat yo self!
Taking down
This afternoon I'm taking down my 'April Showers' window display at Wanderlust. It's crazy how fast a month flies by!
Last weekend!
This is the last weekend to see my art window installation at Wanderlust boutique! It's at 28th & SE Ankeny Street in Portland, Oregon. Hours: Saturday 11am-7pm & Sunday 11am-5pm
Tomorrow!
Vanessa of Wanderlust wrote a wonderful blog post about my window installation at her shop. Also, Tomorrow night is the opening party! You're invited! Read about it here! http://www.
Wildwood Trail
I got a chance to explore the wilderness! I started at Pittock Mansion making my way down Wildwood Trail. It was a beautiful day. The tall trees swaying in the wind were mesmerizing. I'm so thankful to live the in Pacific Northwest. Enjoy the snaps!
Mark your calendars
I along with 200+ artists will be participating in this years Crafty Wonderland Super Colossal Spring Sale at the Oregon Convention Center! It is Saturday, May 12th which is the day before Mother's Day! What a perfect day excursion for you & your mom. Or maybe this would be a great opportunity to pick out something special for her. Especially something that is unique & handmade. :)
(Click on the map to be redirected to the vendor list.)
This time around I will be booth #91, right dab center of the map! Feel free to stop by my booth & say hello! I will be selling mini sphere terrariums, greeting cards, art prints, jewelry, and garland. I've been working hard in the studio making some new items too! Weee!
You don't want to miss this fun event!
Valentine's Hike
Valentine's Day is one of my favorite holidays to celebrate with Justin. Saturday we spent most of the afternoon exploring in the woods at Forest Park. It's so lush & green. Everywhere you look there was an array of trees, mosses, and ferns. I think it's pretty wild that the forest is so close in to downtown Portland. We both agreed we ought to explore the trails more often... maybe once a month.
Along the trail we got to see the Stone House, a landmark built in the 30's.
