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First Come, First Serve

As some of you know, the shop in Gettysburg that originally sold my furniture and accessories recently closed.  I teared up when I collected the last of my things from the shop last week.  I really appreciated the opportunity the owner gave me.  It gave me the confidence and experience to get where I am today.  All of that to say, there were some pieces that don’t fit the style I’m currently selling in Wild Rose and Chartreuse, but I couldn’t handle giving them to a thrift store.  I could, however, be quite content knowing they went to one of my readers. 

These are one-of-a-kind wood switch plate covers that I hand painted for kid’s rooms or bathrooms  I am giving them for free to whoever wants to use them.  All you need to do is leave a comment telling me which one you would like.  One per person, please.

All of the switchplates are spoken for. 
Thanks, ladies!
Fish Scene Double Switch Plate, great for a bathroom.
All Star Single Switch Plate
Wild West Single Switch Plate 
Soccer Single Switch Plate
All of them have a coat of poly for protection and come with installation hardware. 
First come, first serve!  Make sure you leave your e-mail address, so I can get your mailing address. 
See you for Furniture Feature Friday tonight!
Miss Mustard Seed

Marian Parsons 

Paint Enthusiast | Writer | Artist | Designer

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  1. I love the color red and was instantly drawn to the two red ones. My favorite is the baseball and basketball though. It would look so cute in my boys' room. Since you're an artist, I thought I'd also let you know we're giving away a Nathan Pinnock Santa portrait done in oil. He's a friend of mine and offered this painting for the fun of it. This is a rare opportunity to get a real piece of art, and not just one of his prints, but I'm having trouble getting the word out. Any suggestions would be great.
    April from HomeHinges.com

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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