It's that time of year.
Spring is bustin' out all over and that inspires people to fall in love.
Then they want to get married.
Then they plan a great big celebration so that all of their friends and family can come and share their happiness.
Then they send out a whole bunch of invitations announcing when the big even will take place.
Then you find all of these invitations in your mailbox.
Then... you pick up the phone and call ME to design and make something unique and wonderful to give to the newlyweds to show them how happy you are for them.
May I suggest...
Personalized glass block:
Resplendent with a big foofy ribbon and bearing the monogram and wedding date of the happy couple.
$25.00
(By the way, Mother of the Bride, these are gorgeous centerpieces for the reception. Your choice of colors, as always.)
Since I've decked out my blog for Easter, Mother's Day and weddings, I'll be adding some more gift suggestions in the next few days to come.
See you soon!
Thursday, April 09, 2009
What shall we get for the happy couple?
Posted by Rebecka at 6:41 PM 1 comments
Labels: glass blocks, spring, wedding gifts
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Fa-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-laaaaaaaaaaaaa
We are well into the swing of the Christmas thing.
I love love LOVE Christmas time, but it gets here way too quickly and by the time it does, I really need a nap.
This year, as in the past few years, our glass block designs are a big hit. We've added new printed designs, and of course, still offer the old prints and the custom vinyl stuff as well.
My happy find of the month was at Lowe's. While on an excavation to buy glass blocks, I discovered that the store in my area has been enlightened and pulled in a few cases of PRE-DRILLED glass blocks. That's right! they already have the hole - a nice big one - drilled in the side. Pretty reasonable price too.
While we offer the drilled blocks for sale, the cost of shipping is fairly prohibitive so I usually advise folks to try to find them in their own neck of the woods.
Just in case your local hardware store has not seen the light - or the lighted blocks - and you want to drill your own, I'm happy to sell you the perfect drill bit ($20.) and instruct you in how to drill the blocks without losing your sanity or the sanity of a loved one.
Posted by Rebecka at 10:52 PM 0 comments
Labels: christmas, glass blocks
