A Postcard Home
postcards designed and sent by Margaret Rizzio
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An artful dialogue about the wonders of the state.
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Month: April, 2013April 30, 2013Maine Sproutpaintings and sketches by Colin Page – wait, no – looks like someone’s taking over for her dad We really enjoy sharing Colin Page’s work here on The Maine. We especially enjoy the new collaborative territory he’s exploring with his daughter, Audrey. Stay tuned for more from this budding young artist. In the meantime, enjoy […]
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April 30, 2013Tuesday 207painting by Jessica Stammen About this painting: This past weekend was a beauty! I spent most of Sunday exploring the Damariscotta Peninsula for the first time. At the end of a hike into a sun-dappled preserve toward the shore, Jonathan broke out his climbing gear and bouldered above the high tide. The metamorphic rock formation […]
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April 29, 2013On The Roundhandmade by Rachel Jones of On The Round This is a merino wool lap blanket that has been hand knit using thick and thin merino wool. It is 36 x40″ and is the squishiest-coziest thing you have ever touched. OnTheRound Merino Lap Blankets are available in Rachel’s Etsy Shop in five different colors: Natural (shown above), Alloy, […]
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April 28, 2013Pale Greyhandmade by Lisa Dorr of Le Bouton Studio two pale grey silk pieces with an emphasis on simplicity, and hand work on each. xx
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April 28, 2013Spring Fog And Swellsphotograph by David Wright Spring fog and swells, North Haven, Maine, 2013
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April 27, 2013North Branch Farm: Grafting Tutorialphotographs and text by North Branch Farm Someday, when I create a farm calendar, the months will be: January, February, March, Apple, May, etc…and happily, as of today, bench grafting of apples (and some minor amounts of other fruit trees) is complete. Below you will find Elsie’s photo tutorial of how to make a whip-and-tongue […]
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April 27, 2013Forcing Springphotographs and text by Karen Zimmerman Dull gray and brown leaves on the ground, the sky is grey, most days have a few drops of rain, and the wind is chilly. I’d rather winter. I never want to let go of winter. I grab its tail and hold on as long as I can. But […]
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