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Sandy's Tea Society: Delighting in Friendships Steeped in Love
Book by Clough, Sandy Lynam
63 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 2001
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About the author
Sandy Lynam Clough
58 books3 followersSandy Lynam Clough creates beautifully realistic paintings and designs that can only be described as "fresh-ditional"! They are both fresh and contemporary, yet her painting is fine art. This combination of fresh and traditional is uniquely Sandy Clough and appears on many licensed products and in gift books she has written and illustrated.
A fourth-generation artist, Sandy got her earliest art training and encouragement from her artist father and from her mother. In a home where things were made and created -- not just bought -- and materials for creating were always available, both her talent and her creativity were developed.
She began selling her paintings as an art major at Mississippi College and used her art to represent her college as Miss Mississippi College and Second alternate to Miss Mississippi. Although she has a Bachelor Degree in Art and a Master's Degree in Art Education, her heart was in painting instead of teaching. Mississippi College has twice named her Art Alumnus of The Year.
As Sandy exhibited her original paintings and limited edition prints, interest in her work grew. Today, products featuring her art are available throughout the United States, Canada, and Australia. Sandy's art has been licensed for gift and home decor items that include tapestries, ceramic and glass table top, garden flags, kitchen textiles, stationary, framed art, calendars, paper tableware, recipe binders, quilt fabrics, and much more. Her heartfelt message to her collectors is, "I wish for you Faith; I send to you Hope; I share with you Love from a joyful heart."
Sandy is also an author who has written and/or illustrated twenty-eight gift books.
Sandy's Tea Society is an online friendship group that Sandy has founded to connect women nationally and internationally on a chat board where ideas, recipes, and friendship are shared. Over 4,000 women have joined. The website is www.sandysteasociety.com.
A fourth-generation artist, Sandy got her earliest art training and encouragement from her artist father and from her mother. In a home where things were made and created -- not just bought -- and materials for creating were always available, both her talent and her creativity were developed.
She began selling her paintings as an art major at Mississippi College and used her art to represent her college as Miss Mississippi College and Second alternate to Miss Mississippi. Although she has a Bachelor Degree in Art and a Master's Degree in Art Education, her heart was in painting instead of teaching. Mississippi College has twice named her Art Alumnus of The Year.
As Sandy exhibited her original paintings and limited edition prints, interest in her work grew. Today, products featuring her art are available throughout the United States, Canada, and Australia. Sandy's art has been licensed for gift and home decor items that include tapestries, ceramic and glass table top, garden flags, kitchen textiles, stationary, framed art, calendars, paper tableware, recipe binders, quilt fabrics, and much more. Her heartfelt message to her collectors is, "I wish for you Faith; I send to you Hope; I share with you Love from a joyful heart."
Sandy is also an author who has written and/or illustrated twenty-eight gift books.
Sandy's Tea Society is an online friendship group that Sandy has founded to connect women nationally and internationally on a chat board where ideas, recipes, and friendship are shared. Over 4,000 women have joined. The website is www.sandysteasociety.com.
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March 10, 2010
I know what you're thinking, how can this be nonfiction and fiction? I don't know either and I'm not sticking around long enough to read it to find out!
I checked this out because I thought it would be about "teas" and what it's about is a story of these ladies and then weaved in are recipes. There is nothing to indicate to me that it is nonfiction (other than the recipes). Bleh. The story has a lame ass "pretend tea party" feel to the writing that I'd rather stab myself in the eye than read. AVOID!
I couldn't even to bring myself to read the recipes- and if you know me, you realize that is saying a lot. The writing also has a hazy "I'm on Prozac and I love the world, and I only read Christian Fiction, and I luuuuv everyone" feel to it. Good grief and gag. Gag.
I checked this out because I thought it would be about "teas" and what it's about is a story of these ladies and then weaved in are recipes. There is nothing to indicate to me that it is nonfiction (other than the recipes). Bleh. The story has a lame ass "pretend tea party" feel to the writing that I'd rather stab myself in the eye than read. AVOID!
I couldn't even to bring myself to read the recipes- and if you know me, you realize that is saying a lot. The writing also has a hazy "I'm on Prozac and I love the world, and I only read Christian Fiction, and I luuuuv everyone" feel to it. Good grief and gag. Gag.
April 4, 2011
Story was sacharine but recipes were good!
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