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Owning my own primitive store in Colorado has long been my dream. Together with my husband Mike, we flexed our resources to make that dream come true. I grew up with the crafts of my Mother, Grandmother, and other women in my family from West Virginia, Virginia, Tennessee, and Arkansas. I have a degree from The Art Institute of Pittsburgh. I sketch, paint and create on, and with all types of materials, but I prefer to use discarded, recycled materials to create whimsical works of art to be worn or … Read More

On the limb

Look for this little guy in our shop along with a lot of his friends from Yardbirds in a couple weeks.

On the Road Again

We are way behind getting to our summer newsletter, but with just the two of us, a list of custom orders and on our annual trip across the country to stock up on new items, restock some best sellers and look for ideas to bring back home, we have just run out of time. In stead, […]

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May-June Ribbit

Whimsy’s Ribbit for May and June right here. Art Hop is back and this Thursday, May 15 kicks off the season. It’s like a part for us every month. We meet so many new folks and chat with many old friends not to mention we get to snack on yummy samples and listen to the […]

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Whimsy, a frog on a limb

Ranger Horace and Josephine looked in awe as their horse, Rose stretched her neck over the dividing wall between the stalls trying to get a scent of the animal on the floor. Rose sniffed and snorted and kicked the wall trying to reach for the fawn. The fawn’s ear twitched as Rose huffed in her direction.

The Fawn and the Mare

Whimsy is a frog on a limb. He’s a curious little tree frog with a penchant to stumble into the creative world of people. With his new friend Muse, he’ll add a bit of Whimsy to our lives. Whimsy and his friend Muse successfully led the Ranger to the little orphaned fawn, The Ranger and the Fawn, but the poor unfortunate creature isn’t out of danger yet. What will our two heroes do next?        It's a narrow, rutted and dusty road, a slow roll for the Park Service … [Read More...]

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