My Boutique Creations, Beth Covert, 419-534-3124, Toledo
It's all about you... your photos, your artwork, your memories, your style...
all on the product of your choice from
My Boutique Creations.
The Luxury Leather Bucket Bag (shown right) depicts the four areas of study at the Toledo School for the Arts (TSA) and is being donated to the TSA Auction. In addition 20% of sales of this bag will go to TSA.
These quality products are made by a company with over 60 years experience manufacturing
women's handbags. The image is dyed into the microfiber and will not fade or peel. |
Covert Wilkins Studio, Beth Covert, 419-534-3124, Toledo
Beth Covert has been creating murals for over 30 years.
Some of her mural projects include five Ohio Public Libraries, a book store, restaurants, corporate headquarters, hotels and many residences.
Click on the collage to the right for larger image. |
Art Unexpected, Christine Helvey,419-260-1236, Maumee,
Custom garden paintings that express, reflect and define your garden. Or... indoors to remind us of the garden when the snow flies and the garden sizzles.
Free garden in-home consultation.
Winner of Toledo Botanical Gardens 2007
"Best All Over Garden award".
Was a featured Garden on the
Toledo Day Nursery Annual Garden Tour 2009
"From the Garden" (shown right),
as seen in the garden of Dr. and Mrs. Frank Barone |
Faux Surfaces,
419-509-2004  
With a discerning eye and artful hand, Faux Surfaces creates an atmosphere with unique style to achieve a look of distinction.
Rebecca Bryant, founder and CEO, creates stylish interior spaces for homes and businesses that reflect the client’s unique personal style.
Private collectors from all over the world have commissioned the works of Faux Surfaces artisans. Pieces have also been displayed at the Toledo Museum of Art. |
Lucky Stone Jewelry, 419-467-6115, 
Crafted from unique ear bones, Otoliths, of the Freshwater Drum Fish. Prized as "Lucky Stones", these Gems of Nature have been worn as Good Luck Charms and Amulets, believed to bring good health and well being dating back to Aristotle.
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