What you don’t want to miss out on THIS weekend!

Some of you may not know that in addition to creating cute illustrations for my online shop, I also create stained glass mosaic artwork with simple, modern designs in pretty colors.  Well, I have some exciting news to share!  ​

This handmade stained glass mosaic bird feeder will be available this weekend at Heirloom Roses.

My mosaic artwork will now be sold at the gift cottage at Heirloom Roses, a family owned business known for growing the most beautiful “own root” roses. What you may not know is that you are welcome to visit their seven acres of gardens which are open to the public, free of charge. They have thousands of beautiful, fragrant roses in bloom from May through October.
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What you don't want to miss out on this weekend?  The gift shop at Heirloom Roses will be opening for Valentine’s Day weekend this year.  At the cute cottage where the gift shop is located, you will find a variety of fabulous gifts for home and garden. You can look forward to spring, start planning your garden and enjoy a fun weekend outing with your Valentine!  

Here is the display of my handmade mosaic bird feeders and rocks next to Stephanie Burgess' beautiful artwork.

You will find my mosaic artwork on high quality cedar bird feeders as well as beautiful river rocks which you can display as home decorations or use as paper weights indoor.  They would also look lovely in a planter or in the garden outdoor.  I put a lot of attention and care into each one of my handmade mosaics - they make wonderful gifts!

Heirloom Roses is located just 25 miles south of Portland in the Willamette Valley.  The address is 24062 Riverside Dr. NE in St. Paul, Oregon.  They will be opening this Friday February 12th through Sunday February 14th for Valentine’s Day weekend.  After this weekend, they will reopen for the season starting on Saturday February 27th.

​I hope you have a chance to visit Heirloom Roses this weekend! What plans are you making for your garden?  Do you love to feed birds? I would love to hear in the comments.  Thank you!