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Honeysuckle Lane's Simple Joys
http://www.honeysucklelane.blogspot.com
Honeysuckle Lane's Simple Joys is where I share my love of 18th and 19th century inspired art (valentines, dolls, soldered jewelry, watercolor paintings, pincushions, needlework, and ribbon embroidery) and where I also share my the simple joys of every day country life.
- Added on: Sep 10th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: honeysucklelane
- Listed in: Mixed Media Home and Garden
- Tags: inspiration handmade Nature country life dolls folk artist
Recent Posts
blue
It's raining.I love the rain.It's supposed to snow tonight.I love snow even more.But for some reason I feel blue... a bit melancholy. The Christmas tree is up and a few more decorations are scattered about our home, but if it wasn't for my daughter p...
End of Year SALE @ Honeysuckle Lane & Updated Online Markets
Once in a while I have a sale to change out seasonal items, clear out old inventory, and make room for new designs. For this sale, I've gathered together more than 20 items and listed them at 50% off. This benefits both you in getting a big discount ...
Tattered Angel Wings
I have been working on orders during the Thanksiving holiday and even though I really enjoy making paper wreaths, I just had to take a break and make something different. Still thinking paper, but something old, something tattered, something a bit mo...
Country Parlor Holiday Home Show
( photo courtesy of Country Parlor blog) If you are anywhere near this show, be sure to attend as I am positive you will be in for a treat!Here is the link for their new blog: http://countryparlor.blogspot.com/.And here are the details:Country Parlor...
Forever Thankful...
I am so thankful for my family and friends, both near and far away ~my country and the freedom that I have ~and most of allI am thankful for the love of God.What are you thankful for?Happy Thanksgiving!Lana~*~...
Bonjour!
I'd like to share with you my newest paper wreath design:I have been making book page wreaths for about a year and a half now. I'd heard about a book wreath in a catalog, couldn't find the catalog, and so with no photo or no more detail than "rolled ...
