FREE ADVERTISING

Rusty Tin Roof Ezine is looking for advertisers---You can get a FREE coupon spot in the next issue.


Click on the image and send me the information below This is only good for the first 10 people to contact me...........I have 1 already.

Heres what I need from you~
1 Business name
2- URL
3- Business email
4-in 25 words or less a brief description of your sale or special

You can do it too

These wonderful folk art santas were made by Cherie, Reynolds of East Lansing Michigan. She used my Roly Poly Santa pattern. The Santa on the left is made from a man's robe. The santa on the right is made from decorator fabric. Aren't they beautiful?

New dolls everwhere

I've listed lots of new dolls, rabbits and cats on my website as well as on my ETSY shop. This morning I listed this adorable Belindy . Click on the photo to visit my ETSY shop.

You'll find several new patterns as well as finished items on my website. Just wander on over to MY WEBSITE and click on the What's New button in the column on the left hand side.

Free Coupons

Would you like to advertise FREE in Rusty Tin Roof ezine? I'moffering free coupons to the fist 10 people who'd like to offer a coupon special on their website, blog, or etsy shoppe.

The catch? You have to put a link to the ezine on the site you advertise. It helps you and the magazine. Haven't ever read themagazine? Check it out--it's downloadable. You need Java and  Adobe reader. Here's the link RUSTY TIN ROOF.

If you're interested, comment on this post and include your email address so I can contact you.

Like my new Humpty Dumpty Rabbit? He's available on my website today and he's also available as a pattern on both my website and as an instant download at PATTERNMART.

Calico Cats

I love cats and make pretty good muslin cats. I was recently asked by a customer if I could paint one of my cats to look like her calico cat as a gift for her mother. I've painted cats with splotches before -- calico cat style, so I said sure. She emailed me a photo and it turned out to be a long haired cat and I had no idea how to do that. I played with it a bit and did lots of experimenting. I thought about every painting show and video I ever saw, and to my surprise, my "Juno" is a pretty good impression of her "Juno". She liked it enough she ordered a second one for herself.