Delta Girl Distressed Frames: October 2012

Thursday, October 18, 2012

until January...

hello my sweet friends..well i have a little news...the etsy shop isn't open today and i will not be taking any new orders until January (about 10 weeks)... with the new retail/workshop and being booked until January i will reopen the etsy shop and the list then. I am so incredibly blessed to have such an amazing job and fabulous loyal customers {tear} but i want to be back in January BETTER than ever with a shorter turn around, new designs and a MORE organized order system, being a "one woman show" i have gotten a little bit overwhelmed and want to start with a fresh new list in January and take the next ten weeks to get my new shop in order and take time for the holidays with my sweet hubs and family. I will be checking in here from time to time and i hope to see you at my grand opening this Saturday. I will have some great gift size frames for sale. thanks for such a great 2012 and i cant wait to see what 2013 hold for delta girl! xoxo Photobucket

Monday, October 1, 2012

busy lil bee

wow i have been in my new workspace a month almost and time is just flying by {more like a tail spin really}....but i am hanging in there! i wish{hope to be} posting more often, but getting settled in has been taking ALL my time it seems...we are getting "big time" excited about our OPEN HOUSE Fall Art walk weekend on Broad Oct 21st...more to come on that :) We have so many exiting events and festivals coming up in our lil neighborhood and we are thrilled to be in the middle of all the action. The Best of Memphis party is next week in the warehouse across the street and there is a Fashion Curb Couture show this weekend if you are interested...fun fun....

As for frames here has what i have been working on lately my loves.....

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!