By the time we got the last few shops at the Ozark Folk Center, we were so overloaded with information but we still wanted to know as much as we could. Our last stops were at the Broom shop, the … Continue reading →
We had so much fun at the Folk Center talking to such interesting people about their crafts and how they did them in the pioneer days and now. Along with the shops we talked about the last couple days, we … Continue reading →
Yesterday we posted about the Clothier and Spinning/weaving at the Ozark Folk Center. The places we share about today are the Apothecary Shop and the Printing Shop. Apothecary Walking into the Apothecary Shop, we were hit instantly with the lovely … Continue reading →
We had so much fun at the Ozark Folk Center in Mountain View, Arkansas last week. The last couple days, we have highlighted our friends, Racheal and Skip, and their copper flame painting. Now we want to share some of … Continue reading →
Today we pick back up with Racheal Mathews of Copper Colorists to finish out her fascinating interview. If you missed it, you can read Part 1. Have you always made a living doing creative things? Most of my life, yes. … Continue reading →
We are pleased to share with you artist and owner, Racheal Mathews with her husband, Skip, the Father of Flame, of Copper Colorists. They have been good friends for several years and graciously opened up their home to us last … Continue reading →
For our last post in Boys Week, we thought we would highlight a few of our past posts that were creative boy ideas. Hair Cuts Spider-Man Mask Star Wars T-shirts And don’t forget about our Christmas Giveaway! {GIVEAWAY} Ends Midnight … Continue reading →
As the mom, I have my own ideas for what looks “cool” in a boys room. You look online and in magazines and everything is just so perfectly matched and coordinated. It is just adorable. So, when decorating my son’s … Continue reading →
Ninja Boy has had the same lamp in his room since he was a baby. There were actually two identical lamps. It was fine for a new baby boy–soft green lamp in a room painted bright lime green with blue, … Continue reading →
Several weeks ago, we shared with you an author named Dr. Leonard Sax. He writes about gender differences, and in one of his books, he specifically talks about boys doing well with competition. When I read that, I started thinking … Continue reading →