Bobbie Blodgett Creations

Hello my Loyal Readers,

I have started doing wall art and I am selling it online. I started with a free online store site, to get started and see how I will do. My inventory is small, to get me started. I will be doing custom stuff as well.

If you have a favorite catch phrase, movie line, etc. and you want to display it on your wall, I will paint the words onto canvas for you. You can pick the colors and the size that you want. I use acrylic paints on canvas and have different lettering options.

No, this does not mean that I have quit writing or that I will stop writing this Blog. I enjoy painting, in between my writing projects. I love challenging myself and keeping myself busy.

Here is the link to the site, where you can take a peak at what I have so far. I have more pieces coming soon.

Bobbie Blodgett Creations 

To celebrate my son turning 18 and graduating high school, in a few months, we are going to Seattle, on an Amtrak for Spring break. I am planning my trip to Seattle and will be writing and posting pictures about the places I visit in Seattle and the surrounding area.

So happy Spring to all of you. Below is a sample, of my wall art that is for sale.

Everyone Have a great week!

Bobbie
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