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| Angel of Precious Gifts
$275; 5.75″ high |
Milkshake Bunny
$159; 8.25″ high |
Charming Lil Bunnies
$118; 3″ wide, 1.5″ high |
| At American’s Mart, Debbee Thibault debuted a great selection of spring and summer designs, each limited to 300 pieces or less. There are great spring designs and oh, those cute little bunnies!
I’m a huge patriotic collector so expect to see many of Debbee’s newest Fourth of July designs to be featured in the summer issue of Celebrate365. To purchase any of these whimsical spring styles, visit Kitty’s Ltd. Kitty is a Celebrate365 advertiser and has the largest selection on the web. If you want it, Kitty will definitely try to make your wish come true! |
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While at AtlantasMart, I always try to come home with some little goodies to offer to readers. Here’s the first one for 2011!
Debbee Thibault offered this personally signed Pitiful Pearl figure all dressed in her Easter finery. To enter the drawing, please leave a comment on this blog or on Facebook, Twitter or Creating the Hive. In fact, you may leave one on each site everyday throug Friday, February 4, 2011. The winner will be drawn at 10 PM EST. |
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2011 Submission Deadlines
Announcing submission deadlines for designs, artwork, ads, articles and images …
| February 11 (Spring Issue) | August 6 (Halloween Issue) |
| May 13 (Summer Issue) | October 28 (Christmas Issue) |
| Please email your submissions to: C365.images@gmail.com | |
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| • Your name/business name
• Preferred email contact address • Web address(es) where people can purchase your work • Name of your ornament/design (if applicable) • Size • Price • Material/brief description Please submit a high resolution image photographed against a light colored background. High resolution images are usually the “Fine” setting on your digital cameral. Be careful when you email your images to me. Some email or web programs will automatically downsize images as they send them. Check your settings and don’t let the program do this! Any design selected for publication must be available for purchase at the time of publication. I will email to confirm that I have received your submission. Don’t hesitate to ask questions! |
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Christopher Radko’s 2011 Collection is “Refreshingly Cool”
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| The Christopher Radko company has reached a licensing agreement with Coca Cola.
There are five glass ornaments in this special European-made collection. And, may I say … they are just way too cute! And, I’m not even a Coke drinker … but I know just who I’d like to buy them for. You’ll also find two Coke designs in the Home for the Holidays collection. One is a darling snack plate for Santa. As you may remember … Coca Cola is the company who revolutionized our American concept of Santa when they designed a fat, jolly version in early advertising. I predict these will appear on many a collector tree for Christmas 2011! |
Celebrating Christmas 2010!
Front cover, Holiday 2010 Issue
Here’s the front cover of the newest issue of Celebrate365. It features classic reflector designs from Inge-glas, Joy to the World and David Strand.
Click on the cover to see the back cover and table of contents.
You can also purchase single copies from the link. I expect to begin mailing issue on Wed next week.
Check back as I add more information about this holiday issue!
Celebrate the Holidays with Contemporary Style!
Last year at this time, the Celebrate365 store had been tapped as the exclusive retailer for Thomas Glenn’s Hot Pink Camo. The glittering glass Polish ornament had been selected to kick off the “O List” of Oprah’s holiday favorites. Oprah shared the cover with Ellen DeGeneres. Unfortunately, Oprah did not select a favorite ornament this year but the Thomas Glenn Collection continues to sparkle! In additional to last season’s original HOT PINK coloration, here are three variations currently available in the Celebrate365 store. And, if you missed last year’s version, it is now in stock! |
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| Thomas Glenn Polish glass ornaments are not your grandmother’s Christmas decorations! They are contemporary and glitzy! In his “real life” Thomas Glenn brushes paints on canvases. His art work may in found in several NYC galleries.
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| In a former work life, Thomas Glenn designed motifs for tableware and he is a licensed artist for Winterthur Museum. He is especially fond of Asian themes. | ||
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| But most of all, the Thomas Glenn Collection is pure elegance! | ||
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| Celebrate Christmas with the Thomas Glenn Collection! | ||
