Don’t you just love Valentine’s Day? I do. I always have… From the time I was a very little girl, tentatively inscribing each classmate’s name on an individually handmade card. (My mom insisted we make, rather than buy, our cards. A tradition I continued with my own three children.) Plastering a plain old shoe box…
Millions of families have fled the violence in Ukraine, while many have stayed behind to fight. All are suffering unimaginable conditions. People experiencing this conflict will feel the immediate effects from loss of food, shelter and often family, as well as long term trauma to their physical and mental health. How might we be of help?
As a means of showing my support for the people of Ukraine, this month, I will begin donating a portion of proceeds from all the Sunflower printed products I sell (towels, aprons, napkins, etc.) to Sunflower of Peace, a non-profit organization with offices in greater Boston as well as in Ukraine, that provides children and families in Ukraine with life-saving medical and humanitarian aid.
Join me in helping them in one of two ways.
6.25.2020 | I began printing fabric for face masks in early May, mostly in response to the increasingly adamant counsel from those studying the science behind the Covid 19, including Maine’s CDC director, Dr. Nirav Shah. As Dr. Shah and the epidemiologists studying the Corona Virus increased their calls for us all to wear masks…