usan Branch is the self-taught artist and author of the fourteen (so far) best-selling "Heart of the Home" lifestyle BOOKS all published by Little Brown and Company. From her studio overlooking her picket-fence garden in Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts, Susan writes and paints about the "home arts" of cooking, gardening, sewing, family, best friends, entertaining and the little things that make life sweet. Her books are "homemade" as in, watercolored and completely hand-written. She has a monthly newsletter she’s been sending out since 1995, called WILLARD, named after her grandfather. It goes to 42,000+ (mostly) women, sisters of the heart, all over the world, who’ve signed up to receive it. These are "the girlfriends," as Susan calls them…she walks through the studio and says "What do we have for the girlfriends today?" and we know who she’s talking about. Through LICENSING, her artwork has been used to design many products. Besides her yearly wall calendars, Susan’s art has decorated lots of stationery things, from shelf paper to greeting cards; she’s designed pajamas, teapots, hooked rugs, scrapbooks and stickers, and quilting fabrics. Her web site has been up and running for fourteen years; and it now includes her BLOG. See FAQ for more information on Susan’s products, or SHOPPING to see what what’s new from the studio today.
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I love all that you do! You’re such an inspiration and a welcome to my day!
Thank you for sharing your many gifts and talents with the rest of us,
especially those of us in the mitten.
I’m in agreement with you Kass. Susan, I too thank you for the joy your talent and gift has brought to me and my girls. We love you.
I decided to write on your comment Kass because, like Susan, I too am curious. “In the mitten” does that refer to the state of Michigan? I looked it up and all I got was Michigan. The name “in the mitten” was given to Michigan because of it’s shape? I wait patiently for your response.
usan Branch is the self-taught artist and author of the fourteen (so far) best-selling "Heart of the Home" lifestyle BOOKS all published by Little Brown and Company. From her studio overlooking her picket-fence garden in Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts, Susan writes and paints about the "home arts" of cooking, gardening, sewing, family, best friends, entertaining and the little things that make life sweet. Her books are "homemade" as in, watercolored and completely hand-written. She has a monthly newsletter she’s been sending out since 1995, called WILLARD, named after her grandfather. It goes to 42,000+ (mostly) women, sisters of the heart, all over the world, who’ve signed up to receive it. These are "the girlfriends," as Susan calls them…she walks through the studio and says "What do we have for the girlfriends today?" and we know who she’s talking about. Through LICENSING, her artwork has been used to design many products. Besides her yearly wall calendars, Susan’s art has decorated lots of stationery things, from shelf paper to greeting cards; she’s designed pajamas, teapots, hooked rugs, scrapbooks and stickers, and quilting fabrics. Her web site has been up and running for fourteen years; and it now includes her BLOG. See FAQ for more information on Susan’s products, or SHOPPING to see what what’s new from the studio today.
I love all that you do! You’re such an inspiration and a welcome to my day!
Thank you for sharing your many gifts and talents with the rest of us,
especially those of us in the mitten.
Thank you Kass, but what is the mitten?
I’m in agreement with you Kass. Susan, I too thank you for the joy your talent and gift has brought to me and my girls. We love you.
I decided to write on your comment Kass because, like Susan, I too am curious. “In the mitten” does that refer to the state of Michigan? I looked it up and all I got was Michigan. The name “in the mitten” was given to Michigan because of it’s shape? I wait patiently for your response.
All the best.
You are so sweet Arlinda, thank you. And thanks about Michigan and the shape, I didn’t know that!
your website is delightful and I love your recipe for Blueberry Corn Cakes.
Cm
Thank you, they are pretty yummy!