A family run emporium.
Succulents are such hardy little things. Some of them can survive in fairly poor soil, or even bare root, with little to no water for a considerable amount of time. Then, as soon as you put them into the ground or a pot and give them a good drink, they perk up and begin to […]
Hello Friends, and welcome to week two of the One Room Challenge. The painting process is well underway. It’s quite a fussy thing to deal with when you can’t empty the room of the furniture. I’m having to move pieces from one area of the room at a time to paint the walls and the […]
Hey there, Peeps! This post is going up just a bit later than I had hoped due to technical issues. My ISP finally got those issues ironed out, so here we are! Welcome to my master bedroom refresh and first ever participation in the One Room Challenge. Today I’m going to share with you the […]
Has anybody else ever started writing an Instagram post and then decided that the post content was way, w-a-y too long for Instagram so they turned it into a blog post instead? That’s what happened to me, today, and then I realized that it’s a good thing! I have been wanting to blog about my […]
Hello, Friends! Let me warn you that this is going to be a long post, but if you want to really get to know me, and what Shepherd’s Song Creations is all about, then I think you’ll find it worth while. This Past Year In March of 2017 I took the plunge and launched […]
The Christmas season abounds with memories, memories of years past, and new memories that are in the making. We all cherish our memories, but sometimes we struggle to record them, no matter how good our intentions to do so. I’m a sporadic journal keeper, but I have found myself being more regular about it since […]
Life is often like a bowl full of cherries, wonderful, delightful, and desirable. There are those pits that we encounter along the way, but that’s just part of eating cherries and you deal with it, but don’t focus on them. As a matter fact, focusing on them would rob us of the joy of […]
So did I, once upon a time. Way back when I was in elementary school, not long after I learned to crochet. My mom didn’t do a lot of sewing, but there is one outfit that she made for me that stands out in my memory. It was a skirt and a bolero vest […]
Faded tends to be a term that we mentally associate with old, worn out, no longer useful, ready to be thrown away. In my creative ventures those things that are faded, worn out, needing to be discarded, are actually repurposed into things of beauty, pleasure and service. Truly trash to treasure transformations, . . . […]
An artisan derives inspiration from any of an unlimited number of sources. For me, the most inspiring images are those of flowers and butterflies . . . and some of the photos my children have taken.