Category Archives: Web Design

New Website Design

We've been working hard behind the scenes, and now the new website design is live. If things look odd, or there's something you can't find, have no fear...things will be fixed up soon enough! It's amazing how wanting just a couple of ...

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Latest Web Design Project: Mixed Grill Favorites

Cindy Lantier, a friend from the Redlands Art Association, asked me design a new site for her, and she's having an awesome art supply giveaway to celebrate - go visit her to say hi and enter!

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Redlands Art Association Site is Live!

Well, I've been spending lots of time this summer learning the ins and outs of web design. The biggest project I've done to date is updating the Redlands Art Association website. The RAA is a gallery in my home town totally run by volunteers. I've been writing the newsletter for this group ...

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Escapades in Web Design

Well, I fell into a bit of a rabbit hole last week. I've been learning how to use a wordpress premium theme called Headway (affiliate link) which is actually something called a framework - it's giving me all sorts of control and capabilities, but there's still a steep learning curve. Anyway, the first site I wanted ...

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The Shop is open!

Apologies to my RSS readers, I was working hard behind the scenes yesterday and today, and I inadvertently published some new pages as blog posts. I noticed my snafu quickly and fixed it, but I know that a few of you may have gotten odd, no text posts in your readers! Why was I working ...

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Christmas Plans

So, I LOVE Christmas, and I USUALLY totally over commit myself, and set myself up for failure and exhaustion (is anyone surprised at this?) This year, I'm hoping to keep it fun and my plans realistic. (For example, in years past, I would have a gingerbread house party, making parts for 8-10 gingerbread houses and ...

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My name is Candy Glendening….and I’m addicted to color! I dye fabric so I can have just the hue & texture I want, and then use it to make art quilts and “everyday art”.