Delta Girl Distressed Frames: sneak peak of website shoots!

Monday, November 18, 2013

sneak peak of website shoots!

well as you know I'm working hard at launching the delta girl frames website in january and i just had to share some of the shots from the stairwell shoot and nursery shoot {nursery/studio shots courtesy of kristen reed photography } who BTW just did our family photos so ill brag and add one at the end of this post ;)

7 comments:

Dumaurier said...: I love the wall grouping, and your family photograph is beautiful!; November 18, 2013 at 4:26 PM
judy Whitmore said...: You have such a greg eye! They all flow together so beautifully! I would love to have a wall like this!; November 18, 2013 at 5:39 PM
Anonymous said...: Been a fan of your work for a while now. You have such a wonderful talent for putting together different designs in shapes and color that are very pleasing. :); November 18, 2013 at 5:55 PM
Unknown said...: I love the mint green and gray color combination! Looks awesome. Your family photo is beautiful too :); November 18, 2013 at 6:00 PM
Anonymous said...: Thank goodness your "display wall" is big enough to house that big ole beautiful collection! One day I hope to be the proud owner of a Delta Girl original frame (or 6)!! A girl can dream :-)
~Stacy McGaffin; November 18, 2013 at 6:49 PM
Amy Mills said...: Love all your stuff!!! Always get compliments on your frames in my home.; November 19, 2013 at 9:32 PM
robishbel said...: Awesome blog, and I have bookmark this blog for future updates. I will also made same photo frames for my baby.
Baby frames; January 27, 2014 at 9:20 PM

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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!