2013 Calendar, Cards and Gifts

It's that time of year again: the Shop has been updated and new products added.

 There's the new 2013 The Seated View calendar

Several holiday cards and note cards in different quantities








There are new prints. 


I call this one Still Standing. It may be creaky and rusty, but like so many of us, it refuses to fall over
 

My signature piece Mystic is still there (also available in canvas print)


 Gifts such as a mousepad with a view from Sugar Beach


A keepsake box with a curious swan

A mug especially for people with RA. What looks to be a funny saying on a blue and purple mug is really a quiet reminder of why you take the meds.



 And there's more - hop on over to The Seated View Shop to check it out!
  

Comments

Diana Troldahl said…
I received my flowered journal yesterday, just beautiful!
1:28 PM
Annette said…
Mystic is a great picture
6:11 PM
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