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Michelle/ Simple Pleasures
Monday
Dollar Store Craft
I wanted to make something to fill one of my hallway walls and I came up with this cute and cheap idea that is fast and easy to make. I started with 3 small dollar store frames and simply cut out cute scrapbooking paper and decorated them with some metal decorative keys. I have so many pictures on the other wall, I just felt that I needed a little more under my photo collage. What do you think?
Bill Coleman Amazing Artist/Photographer
I have been a fan of Bill Coleman's photography for as long as I have loved the Amish and that has been about 25 years. I wanted to pay tribute to Bill as he has recently passed away. His legacy will live on in his beautiful art, he had an amazing eye that has always touched my soul! Have a look at some of his gorgeous photos.
About Bill:
Bill Coleman is an internationally acclaimed photographer based in Pennsylvania, USA. Coleman's body of work, spanning more than sixty years, has been exhibited at the National Press Gallery in Washington D.C., The Pennsylvania State House, Wolfson College at Oxford University, UK, the B.A.S.F Gallery in Frankfurt Germany and others. Coleman's work has been celebrated and recognized as the foremost photographic documentation of a single Old Order Amish community. In addition, Bill's most recent work of the Amish has been published in three books over the past twenty five years; "Amish Odyssey" in 1987, The Gift to be Simple in 2001 and The Gift of Friendship" in 2008. Born in Connecticut and raised in New York City, Bill served as an infantryman in WWII and was an American prisoner of war in Nazi Germany. After the war, Coleman majored in English and graduated from Penn State University and went on to Rochester Institute of Technology for graduate work. In 1951 Coleman opened his first photographic portrait studio in State College PA. For more than three decades, Bill crafted and shot his signature portrait sessions with thousands of residents, families, and business leaders in the Pennsylvania region.
Bill Coleman is an internationally acclaimed photographer based in Pennsylvania, USA. Coleman's body of work, spanning more than sixty years, has been exhibited at the National Press Gallery in Washington D.C., The Pennsylvania State House, Wolfson College at Oxford University, UK, the B.A.S.F Gallery in Frankfurt Germany and others. Coleman's work has been celebrated and recognized as the foremost photographic documentation of a single Old Order Amish community. In addition, Bill's most recent work of the Amish has been published in three books over the past twenty five years; "Amish Odyssey" in 1987, The Gift to be Simple in 2001 and The Gift of Friendship" in 2008. Born in Connecticut and raised in New York City, Bill served as an infantryman in WWII and was an American prisoner of war in Nazi Germany. After the war, Coleman majored in English and graduated from Penn State University and went on to Rochester Institute of Technology for graduate work. In 1951 Coleman opened his first photographic portrait studio in State College PA. For more than three decades, Bill crafted and shot his signature portrait sessions with thousands of residents, families, and business leaders in the Pennsylvania region.
Click here to go to his website it's beautiful!
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Michelle/Simple Pleasures
Saturday
Decorating A Patio On A Budget
I have a cute patio that I spend a lot of time on and I wanted to add a bit of décor without spending much money. I bought the little table for $20 because it folds and I can put it away for winter. I already had the chairs and wanted to get some outdoor pillows, I found those for $5 each! The two garden pots were my moms and I bought the 3 plants for $10 total. I already had the garden flag and Anthony and Annie bought me the lantern for part of my Mothers Day gift. I love it out there and so does Nico, it's very private.
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Michelle/Simple Pleasures
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