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Rekindle Me

September 23, 2007 by Alissa

fall_chair.JPGSharon from Rekindle Me puts her folk-arty flair on flea market finds, including used furniture and home accent pieces, and sells the one-of-a-kind works at craft shows, at a local store and on her website, www.rekindleme.com. Her Autumn’s Falling Leaves Chair, shown, reminds us of one of the most beloved seasons.
She writes in her About Us section:

“A few years ago, I found an old cabinet in a flea market and decided it would be the perfect piece to paint and put in our house. We needed a place to store cds and dvds, and the cabinet needed TLC. As I worked on the desert scene which would soon encompass the cabinet, I decided this was a great way to spend my time! This was my new hobby – getting my hands on anything that needed to be rekindled and seeing what would happen next.”

“In the past few years, I decided that my part time passion deserved a chance to become my newfound ‘job!’ I have been selling my work at a local store and at fairs, and now I believe it is time to branch out again and start my own website! What you see here are my personal expressions! They ‘Rekindle Me!!’ ”

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Comments

  1. Trish Laffrenere says

    January 20, 2008 at 6:36 am

    As an artist that also loves to add my own unique design to repurposed or recylced furniture I love this chair.

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