Botanical Flour Sack Tea Towels & Swedish Dishcloths | Wendy Mitchell Art...
Every piece begins the same way. Botanicals gathered from Colorado gardens, hillsides, and my travels, laid on watercolor paper I prepare by hand and set in the sun.That process is at the heart of everything I create, originals layered with watercolor and gold by hand, tea towels, dishcloths, note cards, and gift tags that carry the same botanical beauty. No two pieces are identical. The sun, the water, and the botanicals make sure of that.
...because it brings me joy. To work with sunlight and nature, to layer gold and color onto something made from light, and to make art for people who feel deeply connected to the natural world. Art that changes the way a room feels. I also love helping people discover their own creativity through classes and workshops here in the studio.
Read more of my storyThese tea towels are lovely and were beautifully packaged. I like mine so much, I'll be sending some to friends as gifts. :)
I love my art from Wendy. It is such a beautiful piece.
I love my cropped windbreaker. The print is beautiful and the fabric feels so soft. It’s also very well made.
Surprising ways to use you tea towel I started making flour sack tea towels because I wanted my art in people's kitchens. But somewhere along the way I realized these...
Surprising ways to use you tea towel I started making flour sack tea towels because I wanted my art in people's kitchens. But somewhere along the way I realized these...
Why I Added Swedish Dishcloths to the Wildflower Studio I'll be honest. When I first heard about Swedish dishcloths I wasn't sure they were for me. But then I started...
Why I Added Swedish Dishcloths to the Wildflower Studio I'll be honest. When I first heard about Swedish dishcloths I wasn't sure they were for me. But then I started...
I Was on a Podcast and I'm Still a Little Giddy About It A few months ago I traded my paintbrush for a microphone and sat down with Susan Bradley...
I Was on a Podcast and I'm Still a Little Giddy About It A few months ago I traded my paintbrush for a microphone and sat down with Susan Bradley...
