Introducing Lintels & Lallies *WORDS* Collection

Introducing Lintels & Lallies WORDS Collection

I’m thrilled to introduce my latest passion, a new service of Lintels & Lallies, called “WORDS”. After many requests, now you can purchase original hand painted works of art created to uplift you & your family. There are pieces available in all price ranges & I have also been taking custom orders. Please read below to learn more about this exciting line.

With a distraction of 5,000 advertisements per day, WORDS, is designed for you and your family; to silently speak encouragement by bringing the focus back on the core values each family finds important.

Maybe it is the lyrics of your first dance as husband & wife, to help remind you of your commitment. Maybe it is a saying your grandmother taught you that you’d like to carry on. Maybe it is scripture or poetry. Whatever you value to help you keep focus and feel inspired throughout the day.

Please check back regularly - I will be adding more paintings in between orders.

If you have something you'd like made as a Christmas gift, send me a message!

Psalm 19:14

Check it out below!

http://www.etsy.com/shop/LINTELSandLALLIES

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