Showing posts with label LArtC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LArtC. Show all posts

Sunday, March 20, 2016

Easter Basket Giveaway!

We have a great new giveaway this week!

Stop in to Boutique 208 between now and March 24, 2016 to receive an entry to win this great assortment of items donated by several of our artists. No purchase necessary for the first entry!  Get one entry just for coming in to see us, then earn 1 entry for any purchase, and then additional entries for every $20 you spend! 


Come down and see us!



Prize includes: Cake earrings from Evan Tillie of Tillie's Clay Treats, an Easter Pin from Tam of Barker's Herbs and Heirlooms, Easter egg earrings from Jenn of Charmed by Jenn, silly soap from Bethany of Indulgence Bath & Body Products, a green table mat from Pamela of A PG Creation, a pair of pot holders from Susan of Meanderer, a pair of tie dye socks from Leslie of LArtC, children's hair clips from Angela of Funnermother - all wrapped nicely in a lovely reversible fabric bowl from Lynn of Textile Gifts!

Winner will be randomly drawn the morning of Friday, March 25 and notified via phone call (or email address depending on which the winner provides on their entry form).



Monday, October 26, 2015

Meet Your Makers: Leslie Ann Collier of LArtC


Please introduce yourself and tell us about your handmade business.
Leslie Ann Collier
LArtC: Weekend Artist, Weekday Pharmacist.

How did you come up with your business name?
My initials,  plus art

Where do you live?
Sewickley, Pennsylvania

Who is in your family?
My 22 year old son Colton, and 21 year old daughter Maggie.

If you could sit down and talk to any person, living or dead, who would it be and why?
Stephen King; I’d ask him how he decides to end several of his novels with Alien forces.

What inspires you?
Sunshine
Seasons

What is your favorite item you make for Boutique 208 and why?
Indigo dyed clothing, because it provides instant gratification of what the end result will be.

What is your favorite item at Boutique 208 that’s not one of your own and why?
Jewelry by Charmed by Jenn.
I love jewelry, but don't make it myself.

What advice can you offer to someone who would like to start selling their handmade creations?
Start now.