
A New Year
More posts coming soon, lots of projects in progress, check back often. You can follow me on Facebook. I will link up there with updates.
Please contact me with questions, comments or suggestions at jmgargoyle@msn.com.
Please contact me with questions, comments or suggestions at jmgargoyle@msn.com.
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Monday, December 21, 2009
Aurura Borealis Lounge
Friday, October 9, 2009
Sunday, September 6, 2009
Arhaus
Recycled Treasures-This distinctive collection of “green” goods combines high style with earth-friendly practices to deliver fresh, fabulous fashion for your home. Artisan-designed and completely crafted by hand, each piece is inspired by rescued scrap materials destined for landfills, such as newspaper, old glass bottles and copper pieces. Recycled, repurposed and revitalized, these cast-offs are granted new life, transformed into distinctively different pieces that infuse your home with the spirit and energy of an “old soul”.
Saturday, September 5, 2009
Sunday, August 23, 2009
Chair-ished again
Picked up my new credenza from a funky new store called Chair-ished again. The store creates one of a kind furniture and accessories from old materials, truly recycling new life into found objects. This cabinet started life in a doctor's office. With the addition of a steel top and toe kick and decorative punch work on the doors, this piece is eclectic. More info on this store as it become available.UPDATE
Unfortunately this store is now closed.
Monday, August 17, 2009
Sunday, August 16, 2009
Sunday, August 9, 2009
Friday, October 31, 2008
Happy Halloween
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Monday, September 1, 2008
Candyland at MBG
Here are a few images of the Candyland figures that were made for the
Missouri Botanical Gardens Childeren's Garden.
Gingerbreadmen stand guard around a Lantana standard.

Gingerbreadmen stand guard around a Lantana standard.

A Gingerbreadman playing in the Coleus

King Candy's Castle with Gumballs and Icecream cones.
Come back and play with us soon!
Friday, July 11, 2008
St Louis A-List Awards Colleen's Cookies
A whimsical presentation of Colleen's Cookies for the St Louis Magazines A-List Awards. Check out the link for Colleen's Cookies under Favorite Things.
Tuesday, May 6, 2008
Diamond Frost

``Diamond Frost'' has delicate white flowers that will remind you of baby's breath. The difference is that Euphorbia ``Diamond Frost'' is grown as a potted plant for both indoor and outdoor use. ``Diamond Frost'' has been available in the nursery trade for only a few years, yet in this short time it has proven itself as winner. Planted outdoors, it blooms nonstop when utilized as a bedding plant or ground cover. ``Diamond Frost'' is highly drought tolerant with a bushy, yet open growth habit, uniquely qualifying it as a subject for hanging baskets and containers.``Diamond Frost,'' as a member of the succulent Euphorbiaceae or spurge family, is not as hung up on the issue of moisture loss. A bonus attached to ``Diamond Frost'' is its ease of propagation so that you are actually getting dozens, if not eventually hundreds, of plants at no extra charge. Detach 3-inch stem pieces and stick them in pots or soft ground to expand the presence of ``Diamond Frost'' in your garden.
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