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Basalt’s Paul Cathers designs a modern, organic home for himself filled with “art that makes people think.”
I am looking forward to baseball season with much anticipation for the first time in a long while. Going to the World Series will do that I suppose. Pitchers and cathers report to Suprise, AZ tomorrow. This is another angle of a well liked photo I posted last year - just a few decks down.
Phaidon has released a massive paperback about Gustav Stickley (1858-1942), the iconic character and one of the most influential figures of the American Arts & Crafts movement. Stickley was a self-made man whose furniture company, Craftsman Workshops, and the seminal magazine he founded in 1901, The Craftsman, held wide-ranging influence over American interior design and decorative arts for decades. David Cathers is one of the most widely consulted scholars on Stickley, and this book ...
PRICES MAY VARY. BEAUTIFUL DESIGN: This stained glass suncatcher features three colorful bird designs - hummingbird, cardinal, and kingfisher - for decorative window hanging art. NATURAL LIGHT FILTER: The stained glass brings a touch of nature inside with its colored patterns that filter sunlight to cast imagery and colors on walls and floors. EASY INSTALLATION: Complete witha lovely suction cups. Convenient for you hanging these birds stained glass sun cathers. REAL STAINED GLASS:Stained glass suncatcher panel cut, leaded, solder and finished in the traditional stained glass method ADD CHARM TO ANY ROOM: this decorative piece is perfect for the kitchen, bathroom, bedroom or anywhere a splash of color is desired. Add a touch of beauty and whimsy to your home with this cute stained glass su
Nature is full of miracles. The way the seasons come and go and the animals set about the business of living their lives to full capacity. There is a place where more miracles can and do happen, a place full of magic and the infinite realm of possibilities. It’s a place called Crab Lake. Jeannie often visits there in the summer, but this year she’s visiting in the winter, just before Christmas. The animals are all excited because they have watched an adored Jeannie in the summer months. Now they will see her in winter. And, best yet, they’ll really be able to visit with her and talk to her. Because, that’s the magic of winter: when animals can and do talk to humans. David Mulford’s picture book story, Jeannie’s Crab Lake Christmas, is full of magic and charm. The endearing qualities of each of the forest creatures are eloquently described as the excitement over Jeannie’s coming visit mounts. Even the bears who, as everyone knows, sleep through the winter months, are awakened just for this visit. The illustrations by Christine Cathers Donohue bring life and warmth to the story, which is full of fun and adventure. The animals, introduced one at a time, move the story’s plot along with great excitement as the news of Jeannie’s upcoming visit spreads through the forest community. This is a great story to share as a family, because it’s all about families: both animal and human families. It’s also about communities, living and working together – communities that include both humans and animals. And it’s all about caring for one another. For there’s much more to this story than just the beautiful Jeannie whom the animals adore. A beautiful story, beautifully told.
