Valentine's Day Give Away

This month as a way of expressing my gratitude to my wonderful art collectors and blog followers, I'd like to offer you a chance to win a collection of my newest art gifts.

I've been busy creating new Valentine's Day greeting cards and one of a kind Art Necklaces.

To win this charming Valentine Collection, (pictured below) simply recommend a friend to sign up for my E-Zine.

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Then, leave a comment here with your friend's name and I'll add yours to the virtual hat. On February 10, I'll draw a lucky winner! If you simply cant wait until February 10th, and would like to purchase the art collection now, that's not a problem! I'll reimburse the winner the full cost of the Valentine collection if they have purchased it prior to the drawing.

 The Valentine Collection includes:

Three Different Valentine's Day Note Cards plus envelopes which are printed with the images of my Colored Pencil and India Ink paintings, plus envelopes. The set also includes a one of a kind art glass pendant.

A charming pendant necklace featuring the tiny print version of my original "Lavender Fairy" miniature painting sealed beneath a glass dome.The "Puffy" Glass Dome measures 2" x 1" and is backed by a coordinating pattern paper with my signature and date. It is held by a handmade 24 Inch by .25 Inch Black Organza Ribbon with a Lead Free Silver Plated 10mm Clasp.

Valentine's Day Collection is available on Etsy for $35.00, OR recommend a friend to my newsletter/E-Zine for a chance to have this charming set free!

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Free Flower Design Art Greeting Card

I am offering my Calla Lily art greeting card for you to download, print and use free! Below are the instructions you'll need to get your free art card.



Step one:
Click on the image below to open the large version (this is to avoid a very slow page load here on my blog)



Step two:
Right click the image and save to your desktop.

Step three:
Cut in half, a standard size sheet of card stock rated to use in your printer, (I use Epson Premium Presentation Paper). You will want to cut this so that you have two sheets that are 5.5 inch by 8.5 inch.

Step four:
Depending on the program you use, ( I prefer  Google's Picasa) be sure to orient the free art layout so that it fits your half sheet completely. You may want to do a test run on regular printer paper.

Step five:
Print, fold and enjoy!!

I've given you a black and white version so that even printers that do not have high end ink will produce a nice little greeting card. Why don't you try coloring in the card (or have your children give it a try). I'd love to see what you come up with!
with your version and I'll post it here for you.

Enjoy!!