Here are some previews of the freelance projects I’ve been working on…
Lots of fun stuff…
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Here are some previews of the freelance projects I’ve been working on…
Lots of fun stuff…
Marian Parsons
Paint Enthusiast | Writer | Artist | Designer
I’m Marian, a painter, writer, and lover of all things creative. From art and antiques to home projects and everyday life, I share my journey in hopes of inspiring you to embrace your own creativity and make beauty in the spaces you live.
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As I shared last week, my plan for the Lucketts Fall Market was to shop Friday morning and then man my space in the afternoon.
As I’ve shared my pet portraits over the years, the question I’ve been asked most is, “When are you going to teach an online class on pet portraiture?” I’ve been thinking about it for a while, but I wanted to refine my process and get even more hours at the
Mom and I left early Friday morning to get to Lucketts in time to set up my paintings, books, and prints before the gates opened at 8:30. Jeff and I drove down the day before to drop everything off, but we left everything packed in plastic bins under a tarp.
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Lady, you are biz-zy! It’s fun to see you do some things in different colors, like pink. 🙂
Oh, so fun! I call a mix like that ” serendipitous style “. It opens up to using wonderful finds without heavily restrictive color scheme/pattern rules. Love, love, love the freshness.
I love the frilly ruffled curtain! We have a shower curtain like that in blue tones. Was it
hand made or bought? I’d love the source if bought please 🙂
Love that little red border curtain!
…And the boy’s room looks great, too.
The pink ruffles add an element of fun to that bedroom!
Each one – so fun to take in all the details! I love the kitchen curtain. Makes me feel like I’m stepping back in time.
looks like lots of cute tutes coming our way. 🙂
Wonderful!
You never cease to amaze me … sheer genius, that’s what you are! Love those adorable kitchen curtains!
Diane
Marian,
I noticed you made a pennant for VMI. Love it, and the idea to make more. My husband graduated from VMI in 1972. When did your Dad graduate? Please let me know they might know each other. They could be what they would call each other “Brother Rats”. I understand that to mean they were in school and in a class year close to each other.
Thank you
Hey Ms. Logan. I graduated in 1970. I had lots of friends in 72 including Skip Wegner and Rich Condit who were in my wedding! Let him know I was in 70 and see if he remembers me or Kim, my running girl for 4 years at VMI and now my wife of 43 years. Best, Warren Wagner, ’70
Great turquoise desk. Looks marvelous paired with that chair.
You sure are busy. I tend to think what you are doing is possibly making you smile. So, it is a good busy. I like the curtain, along with the cute desk and chair.
Love them all. Those curtains are just cute as a bug! Your talent has not end!