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Folk Art by Heather Sleightholm

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Welcome to Sleightholm Folk Art! I am Heather Sleightholm, a lover of history and homespun, good books & gardening. I am a folk art painter and cross stitch designer inspired by all things cozy and handmade.

On this site I will share what I’m making and what’s inspiring me, my favorite books and notes from the garden. I also love to share my travels to some of my favorite historical sites.  I’m so glad you’ve decided to come by for a visit, thanks for spending some time here with me!

 

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An “Angélique” tulip blooming in the garden. Strangely only the one bloom so far, and I’m sure I planted several bulbs. But it’s absolutely gorgeous and like a peony! May she brighten your Monday morning!
In days gone by, it was a tradition to “tell the bees” when big events happened in the beekeepers family— be it a birth, wedding or death (lest they be offended at being left out and leave!) 🐝 in this piece a bride is telling her wedding plans to the bees 💐 I have “the bride and the bees” as a print and a card, if you’re looking for a special bridal gift! 👰‍♀️ see shop link in profile
Just outside the studio door 💜
Who’s in the mood for some Good Things Gathered?! Today’s is all about my love for Mary Berry, decadent traditional English dessert and my iced coffee hack! Stop by the blog and say hello 👋 (linked in profile) #goodthingsgathered
It’s been so long since we all have been able to get together with friends, but it seems like the end is in sight! What are you looking forward to most when we get back to normal living? Spinning with friends sounds good to me! Also missing my time as a volunteer at Hunters Home! (Painting shown:: St Distaff Day) prints and cards in my Etsy shop!
Good morning friends! Since it is Tuesday, I thought we deserved a treat! And so I've got a little "Tasha Tuesday" on the blog for you, as part of my long running series of posts on an artist who inspires me daily-- Tasha Tudor! Today's post is all about spring flowers and how Tasha used them so often in her art, and how we can enjoy them in our own homes. You can find the link to my blog in my profile! Take Joy, and happy Tasha Tuesday!

Tasha Tuesday Posts

Gardening

Summer in New England

Read about some of my favorite New England destinations

Prairie Past

Exploring Historical Sites on the American Prairie

Recent Posts

  • 10:: Good Things Gathered April 16, 2021
  • Tasha Tuesday- Spring Flowers April 13, 2021
  • 09:: Good Things Gathered April 9, 2021
  • New Painting: LUcy’s Spring Kitchen April 7, 2021
  • 08:: Good Things Gathered April 2, 2021

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