Arts and Crafts
by britta
About
Under Construction
What's Up for now. . .
We're always under construction!
Continuing attempts to brand and promote a region and regional style . . .
Heart of the Forest Shingle,
Robins, Wild Roses, Evergreen Motif
(sold)
Caledon Wildflowers
Trinket Box
-stylized Gallardia, Queen Anne's Lace, and Chicory
(sold)
U-Frame Oil Sketches
new and revised
(from the top, left to right)
La Martre Lighthouse,
Pelargonium
Caledon Barn
Ducks at the Pond, High Park
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Ducks at the Pond,
Oil on Canvas
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Archives
The Passage of Agnes May and Bunny and Anka
The Children's Books continue to be offered through Amazon.ca
I have also been selling them at the Bolton's Farmer's Market.
Or, you can borrow a copy from the Caledon Public Library.
What's new for 2015
Bunny and Anka and The Passage of Agnes May accepted by Caledon Public Library into their Read Local Collection early in 2015.
Available at Amazon.ca and Amazon.com
Book Launch: Educatus, April 12, 2015, 1-3pm
Bolton Farmer's Market 2015
Hi there! My name is Britta Elmberg. I am running my Arts and Crafts booth at the Bolton Farmer's Market again this summer. So far, everyone seems to be loving the new location at Ann/Sterne Street.
Footstool,
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-features Sunflower, Tiger Lily, Queen Anne's Lace, Chicory, Wild Rose, Harebells, and Purple Aster
Caran d'Ache Sketches
Geraniums in Flower Box
Flower Pots
Petunias on Balcony
Bolton Farmer's Market 2014
Britta Elmberg Arts and Crafts
Hi! My name is Britta Elmberg.
You may have viewed some of my artwork at the Bolton Farmer's Market this summer. I have displayed various paintings including local scenes and other subjects. We have also been marketing hand-painted objects featuring local Caledon wildflowers: wooden trinket boxes, pen and pencil holders, trivets, trays and small wall mirrors. Some of the textile items that have been offered are acrylic and silk scarves, table runners and market aprons.
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Other crafty things for sale include jewelry featuring earrings, pins, necklaces and bracelets. Some of our pieces contain unusual items like buffalo bone or horn beads from Rapid City, South Dakota, or beautiful Chinese glass cloisonne beads or other small treasures gathered from various places in Toronto. We also have small replicas of viking shields fashioned out of hand-stitched painted leather. Each piece is carefully crafted and designed to be esthetically pleasing.
The Farmer's Market is located on 1 Mill Street in Bolton and is open from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m on Saturdays until October 11, 2014. You can visit on Facebook or Twitter. Or, drop by to browse and pick up your free cabbage clock postcard.
