A huge thank you to Kari aka Artsy Mama for sharing my work with her readers! It was my first blog interview-and I hope I managed to share a little helpful knowledge among my ramblings. I did at least divulge my favorite antiques and collectibles haunt! Thank you Kari! Your support of my work is appreciated more than you know! Click on Artsy Mama above to view the post.
Thursday, February 21, 2008
Thank you Artsy Mama!
A huge thank you to Kari aka Artsy Mama for sharing my work with her readers! It was my first blog interview-and I hope I managed to share a little helpful knowledge among my ramblings. I did at least divulge my favorite antiques and collectibles haunt! Thank you Kari! Your support of my work is appreciated more than you know! Click on Artsy Mama above to view the post.
just read kari's post.
ReplyDeleteyou are so talented! im going to read on!
oxoxox,
jessi
It was a lovely interview Katie. You are an inspiration to so many. I am happy people are discovering you across the globe. I too start my day reading blogs yours being one of my first each morning. Keep up the fantastic work. I will try to make your show in Atlanta if I am in the area.
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xoxo
btw: Alicia is moving back to Savannah in two weeks! Yippee.
I just read your interview on Kari's post. I loved it so I had to drop by. It was definitely worth the trip!!
ReplyDeleteWell here I am through Kari's post. I LOVE your site and your art! I'll be back weekly to see what your doing!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Terisa
aka www.sabiiwabii.blogspot.com
I found you through Kari's post as well. What a wonderful blog you have. I'll be back for more inspiration.
ReplyDeleteTruly an inspired interview. I laughed and cried!
ReplyDeleteAmy Z.
Hi! I actually found you, then went to Artsy Mama, and came back after I read that you scour the Metrolina Flea Market here in Charlotte.
ReplyDeleteNext time you're up this way, you also should check out Don Cline's Antiques and Junk.
You won't be disappointed, I promise!
It's a trek. . .outside of Charlotte in Mount Pleasant, but worth every drop of gas to get there!