Better late than never, a photo of a jar of the soon-to-be-famous Pour-A-Pie
The hills are alive with the sound of music - that's what you will think of when you see the designs from another woman entrepreneur that I met in Chicago a
few weeks back. Tricia was also part of the group of women who "pitched their product" to a panel of editors from Country Living magazine.
Tricia Lowenfield of The Woodlands, Texas paints these wonderful wicker picnic hamper backpacks. Each hamper is outfitted with unique cloth & leather backpack straps and a colorful fabric lining - the top has a cheerful painting done in a European style folk art - lots of red and pink - Inside each
hamper is a picnic cloth, plates, napkins and cutlery -
Tricia also has published a sweet book entitled S is for Shepherd
Here are a few other photos from her website:
I chose this photo because I have a sister named Betsy and the print is titled "B is for Betsy"
and this girl because I have always liked the name Adelaide - this was on my list of names before dear sweet Isabel was born - this is "A is for Adelaide"
and this boy because I like the title: Be Ye a Fisher of Men
Check out Tricia's website: http://www.tricialowenfielddesign.com/index.html
2 comments:
Well done! and I love picnic baskets. Mine is red wicker (the fake kind that you can hose down if it gets wet or, more likely in my case, sticky) and I have pale green metal plates and deep green transluscent glasses, and real silverware. And a big thermos for martinis. Why use paper plates when you can have a classy picnic?
This is excellent! Great job on the pictures. I'd love to hear more about the pour-a-pie!
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