Delta Girl Distressed Frames: Jamaican aqua

Friday, December 17, 2010

Jamaican aqua

a super old world rustic set of thre 11x14's in 4" wood with antique glaze. i just love the color! its a light aqua by benjamin moore, and its so subtle but it has a POP. These are for beautiful portraits: One solid w/ colonial trim, one orchid pattern in chocolate and Jamaican blue on white wash and one chocolate and Jamaican large harlequin

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Welcome to Delta Girl Distressing BLOG! My name is Sarah Ella Cole, wife to Roger, mom to two sweet boys, Airey and Campbell, and CEO of Delta Girl Frames. I’m a Mississippi Delta girl born and raised. I was a stay at home mom and craved an outlet for my creative side to express my roots. Delta Girl Frames was established in 2009 when I needed to frame some pictures in my home. With a little luck from The Man upstairs and a few months of trial and error, I fashioned frames that would represent my style. A rustic tone coupled with a ‘Southern Belle’ twist of patterns. My vision was born, to create a frame that likens a fabulous throw pillow and the perfect way to add a pop of color or pattern to any room. In 2012, I was commissioned by The Nate Berkus Show to do a hand painted, distressed chevron frame. That experience affirmed my vision and intuition that there was a market for my product. My site www.deltagirlframes.com was designed with the intent of bringing your visions to life. Experience and know-how collected over the past five years is strategically arranged to provide you with a clean, fun and engaging platform to frame your memories for years to come. Enjoy!