Showing posts with label treasury. Show all posts
Showing posts with label treasury. Show all posts
Friday, February 11, 2011
Thursday, October 14, 2010
¡Viva EspaƱa!
I was included in this lovely treasury. Lolailo from Etsy put together this pretty one and says she's commemorating "Spain's National Day, and also the day Spain discovered the New World. As a Spaniard living in the New World, I want to honor my country with this treasury."
Check out her neat cork upcycled message boards, frames and crafts. Hummm, I've often thought about doing something creative with my collection of corks!
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Three Treasuries in One Day!
| by AudreyGardenLady |
She is definitely addicted to making treasuries (in a good way) and she's become a prolific curator! Among all these wonderful autumn selections she's included my Spanish Sangria Original Oil painting.
And here is another lovely one she made where she included my Cuban Coffee and Lime:
| CuppaJoe by AudreyGardenLady And yet another that included my Waterlily Impasto Painting!
Thank you, Audrey, you are a sweetheart, and I really appreciate being included in your many lovely treasuries! |
Monday, July 26, 2010
BNR Etsy Treasury
I stumbled upon this cute treasury on etsy and noticed it had quite a few clicks. Realized it's a BNR or buy and replace. So, what it entails is that you buy an item from the treasury and then the curator will choose an item from your shop, and replace the item that you purchased. It's pretty fast paced and loads of fun (even if you're not an Etsy shop owner).
Check it out here!
Saturday, July 17, 2010
Feautured in a lovely treasury!
Natascha, of Banou, an architect from Switzerland, included my Miami Beach Waiting for You painting in her lovely Etsy treasury this morning. I wondered over to her shop and discovered that she makes beautiful, minimalist jewelry. Just my style!
Her Etsy profile page shares the following:
"All of my jewelry is handmade by me in my tiny apartment in Zurich, Switzerland. Besides working as an architect, I have this great passion to design and create jewelry - I simply love the handmade process of little precious things ready to wear. I try to experiment with different
materials in combination with sterling silver. All of my pieces reflect a contemporary minimalist style. Since more than 5 years it's my hobby to create jewelry."
Check out her shop, Banou. Thank you Natascha!
Her Etsy profile page shares the following:
"All of my jewelry is handmade by me in my tiny apartment in Zurich, Switzerland. Besides working as an architect, I have this great passion to design and create jewelry - I simply love the handmade process of little precious things ready to wear. I try to experiment with different
materials in combination with sterling silver. All of my pieces reflect a contemporary minimalist style. Since more than 5 years it's my hobby to create jewelry."
Check out her shop, Banou. Thank you Natascha!
Labels:
Banou,
Miami Beach,
treasury,
waiting for you
Monday, July 12, 2010
Sun & Sky Treasury
Rachelle of ZiporgiaBella on Etsy made this cute and cheerful Sun and Sky Treasury. She was kind enough to include my Miami Beach Waiting oil painting.
Thanks, Rachelle!
Monday, June 28, 2010
Included in Three Different Treasuries!
Again, this past week-end, I found a lovely surprise. Like last week, I found myself included in three different and lovely treasuries! Here is more information about the curators and some photos of the treasuries. Thank you all for including me...I am more than flattered!
4leafclover seems to be strictly a buyer on Etsy, without a store, and she put together a lovely treasury, Cuba Libre. She included my Mamey Tropical Fruit Original Oil painting in her selections. I love this title, of course!
YanniCreations is from the Philippines and at her Etsy shop, you'll find one of a kind handcrafted jewelry, pieces created mixing brand new and vintage materials and lots of recycled, upcycled and delightful handmade goodness.
She made this gorgeous Sunscapes treasury and included my Miami Beach Sunrise.
Mariana and Paula, two sisters from Buenos Aires, Argentina, who are known on Etsy as Branda put together this unique treasury "Americana". They featured my painting, Different Strokes Cupcakes. They knit with two needles and make beautiful knitted scarves, shawls and other handiwork in their store. They are both extremely talented. Check their Etsy here.
4leafclover seems to be strictly a buyer on Etsy, without a store, and she put together a lovely treasury, Cuba Libre. She included my Mamey Tropical Fruit Original Oil painting in her selections. I love this title, of course!
YanniCreations is from the Philippines and at her Etsy shop, you'll find one of a kind handcrafted jewelry, pieces created mixing brand new and vintage materials and lots of recycled, upcycled and delightful handmade goodness.
She made this gorgeous Sunscapes treasury and included my Miami Beach Sunrise.
Mariana and Paula, two sisters from Buenos Aires, Argentina, who are known on Etsy as Branda put together this unique treasury "Americana". They featured my painting, Different Strokes Cupcakes. They knit with two needles and make beautiful knitted scarves, shawls and other handiwork in their store. They are both extremely talented. Check their Etsy here.
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Included in another Etsy treasury!
Mary Foster Creative was kind enough to include me in her lovely treasury with Rectangles theme. She has a shop full of beautiful photographs of flowers that she grows. She explores form, light and color and unique angles between the petals of a rose or the backlight of an amaryllis blossom. There are prints to adorn your walls, and lovely note cards for special greetings. Check out her neat shop here!
Thanks, Mary...I love to be included in treasuries!
Thanks, Mary...I love to be included in treasuries!
Labels:
american flag,
Mary Foster Creative,
royal poinciana,
treasury
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Three Treasuries in One Day!
I was included in two three amazing treasuries today! Audrey, a friend from our uwib group (unique women in business), and of AudreyGardenLady on Etsy included my Orange Sunflower Block Oil painting in her lovely Tuscan Sun treasury. She is quite an accomplished jewelry designer with some new Tuscan inspired pendants and earrings. Check out her shop here!
Then as I was finishing this post, I found out that another uwib friend, Linda, from ciaobela also on Etsy, had featured my Aztec Yellow Sunflower in her lovely treasury, Too Darn Hot! Linda is quite an accomplished metalsmith and another incredibly creative designer. Check out her lovely jewelry here.
On Thursday I will post about the third treasury of today. Goodness, what an honor!
Thank you, Ladies!
Then as I was finishing this post, I found out that another uwib friend, Linda, from ciaobela also on Etsy, had featured my Aztec Yellow Sunflower in her lovely treasury, Too Darn Hot! Linda is quite an accomplished metalsmith and another incredibly creative designer. Check out her lovely jewelry here.
On Thursday I will post about the third treasury of today. Goodness, what an honor!
Thank you, Ladies!
Saturday, May 29, 2010
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
In Another Lovely Treasury

Yesterday I mentioned how one of my paintings (Varadero Beach) had been featured in a lovely treasury from 3LittleMonkees. Well no sooner had I posted that on the blog, that I received a notification that my Miami Beach Lifeguard 41 Street had been featured as well in another treasury. Wow! Two treasuries in one day...how sweet!
HELENSHASSACK's who specializes in "Vintage & Antique Accessories, Jewelry, Home & Kitchen Finds." came up with a very pretty {Miami Beach} treasury. Check it out for some unique items.
HELENSHASSACK's who specializes in "Vintage & Antique Accessories, Jewelry, Home & Kitchen Finds." came up with a very pretty {Miami Beach} treasury. Check it out for some unique items.
Thanks, Helenshassack!
Labels:
41 street,
lifeguard shack,
Miami Beach,
treasury
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Two Lovely Treasuries & Think Spring

Once again, I was featured this week in two different, lovely, Etsy treasuries. My Bold Bromeliad ACEO and Happy Birthday Cupcake were mentioned. Two members of my unique women in business group (uwib) put these together. Thanks to my friends, Bridget of Japip and to Jennifer from LillyPea, for including my little oil paintings! Both of these ladies have very cute & fun shops on Etsy. Check them out!
Also, from March 5-8, the uwib group is having a Think-Spring promotion. Many of our members are having different sales and promotions going on in their shops. If you type in uwibspring when you're on Etsy, you'll see a whole collection from some awesome talent on Etsy!
My shop will have a sale as well: Free Shipping and 20% off!
Mention it in your order form and I will credit you after check out.
Labels:
treasury,
unique women in business etsy team,
uwib
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Two Treasuries Today
Karen, from Boxerlovinglady at Etsy included my Purple Hyacinth Aceo in her lovely treasury. There are all kinds of vintage artwork in her shop from 1960s, 1970s and 1980s OOAK (one of a kind) art pieces, clothing, shoes, hats, boots and lovely found objects. Check out her shop, when you get a chance. And today, I woke up to find that not only was I included in her lovely aceo collection but in Melissa's Bee Marie's Etsy shop as well! Check her out! She too has some lovely vintage items.
Thank you so much, ladies! Making treasuries on Etsy seems to be an art form in itself that escapes me! It's quite challenging to wait for the opportunity to do it and you have to be ready to pounce and I just do not have that patience!
Saturday, July 18, 2009
Bromeliad Vriesea Oil in Etsy Treasury

Elizabeth Graf included my Bromeliad Vriesea Oil painting in a lovely Etsy Treasury. She picked items “representing Florida members of the Design Style Guide and VAST.”
Thank you Elizabeth, for including me among your lovely picks. Please check out her beautiful Etsy shop, Elizabeth Graf Fine Art.
Labels:
bromeliad,
Designstyleguide.net,
treasury
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