Artistic Life

Grandma's Garden- Crayon Art

2012-01-15T14:52:00.000-07:00

It's hard to find a good present for our grandma (actually, she's my mom, but Anya's grandma).

"I have everything," she says always.

Ok, we will not buy a present, we will make it!

My mom has a beautiful garden in Russia. She grows everything there: potatoes, cucumbers, tomatoes, carrots, cabbage, apples, strawberries, black and red currants, gooseberries... and it's not all. Her favorites are flowers. Her garden is full of flowers.

My mom's birthday is in February. No flowers yet :) Well, we will give her a garden of flowers made of...crayons!

To make a piece of art, we used canvas (12"x12"), crayons (we used 3 boxes to pick only greens), artificial flowers, glue gun and hair drier.

Glue crayons to the edge of canvas with a glue gun.

Turn canvas upside down so crayons are pointing down.

Using hair drier on a low heat, start melting crayons..

This job is a little messy, do not forget to put (news)paper around.

Glue flowers.

Grandma's Garden is pretty!

Today I made a little different picture- Fire of Love.

Upcycling Sweaters. Part 2 - Coasters

2012-01-10T21:47:00.001-07:00

I made a lot of stuff out of felted sweaters: bags, gadget cases, little cute toys ....And I had a lot of small scraps that I felt sorry to throw them away. What else could I make out of little pieces? Well, they are not tiny-little, something about 4"-5" (13cm) across....
Coasters!!! They do a fantastic job protecting your furniture from those inevitable water rings made by our drinking glasses and coffee mugs. Right? So, I made coasters, and they are double sided!

You will need:
- Felted pieces not smaller than 5" across
- Scissors
- Sewing machine with thread
- Steam iron

1. Cut out circles with your scissors, 4" in diameter. Make twice more circles than coasters needed (i.e. for 6 coasters cut out 12 circles):

2. Arrange circles in pairs putting one on top of another:

3. You may want to pin the circles in place (I did not do this). Using either simple or zigzag stitch, sew the edges together:

4. Using zigzag or another decorative stitch, sew through the center:

5. If you desire, make another stitch perpendicular to the previous stitch:

6. Your coaster may look a little"wavy" like this:

7. Steam iron your coasters so they look nice and flat.

Upcycling Sweaters. Part 1- Big and Little Bags.

Tucson Jewelry Classes

2011-12-21T16:41:00.001-07:00

I wanted to let you know that you can find me in Tucson this winter! I'll be available to teach classes at Tucson Electric Park/Kino Sports Complex at JewelryTools' Tool Tent, #ES14.

You can see all the classes and days I'm teaching here: http://www.jewelrytools.com/classes/albina-manning /

Classes start at just $99 and will be held January 28-February 12, 2012

You can find directions to Tucson Electric Park here: http://www.jewelrytools.com/classes/tucson2012-directions

Hope to see you there!

Christmas/New Year sale

2011-12-07T11:24:00.000-07:00

Hello, my friends!

I am holding an annual Christmas/New Year sale. Save 20% on jewelry, holiday decor, and tutorials at my Around Beads store.

My second shop, GoodWeather, has nice "warm"gifts for you, your friends, and collegues.

To save 20%, use coupon code MCHNY20 (MerryChristmasHappyNewYear20) during checkout (press "Apply shop coupon code").

Also, first three shoppers at each store will get a free gift from Santa (I have an agreement with him ).

Everything is ready to ship, so you will get your Christmas gift in time!

Custom orders are welcome!

Discount coupons are active now and will expire on December 31st at midnight.

Vegetable Turkey

2011-11-22T20:11:00.000-07:00

This recipe is not new, but maybe some people have not seen or tried it before.

A dip has to be prepared a couple of days or at least an hour in advance.
For the dip you will need:
~ 400 grams of cream cheese
~ 4 table spoons of sour cream
½ cup of finely chopped parsley
1/4 tea spoon of black or white grinded pepper
2 tea spoons of grinned lemon zest

*Cover the bottom of 10-12 cm wide bowl with cling film. Cling film has to be firmly attached to the sides of the dish.
* Mix cream cheese and sour cream in a blender until the consistency is smooth. Take the cream cheese out of the fridge some time in advance, as mixing warm cheese is easier.
* Add the lemon zest, parsley and pepper to the mixture. 3-4 table spoons of Tabasco can be added if you prefer spicy food. Mix in a blender again.
* Put the prepared mixture into the bowl covered with cling film. Carefully bend the corners and cover the cheese dip.
Put the dip into the fridge. It has to be used over 3 days.
Now let’s prepare vegetables for the turkey. You will need:
- celery
- baby-carrot
- parsley
- 1-2 cucumbers
- red and yellow bell peppers
- lettuce
- broccoli
- radish
- 1 small tomato
- ½ cup of pecans or walnuts

* Evenly distribute lettuce leaves on the top half of a round plate or a tray. Then put bell peppers cut in long stripes on top of the lettuce leaves alternating the colors.

* Afterwards lay 2-3 rows of rounds of cucumber. It is possible to stick short branches of parsley between the rows of bell peppers and cucumbers. Carefully place the dip on the lower side of the plate by overturning the bowl with caution. Remove the bowl and take off the cling film.

It’s time to form the turkey’s "body ".
*On the top side of the dip lay a row of baby carrots slightly pressing them into the soft dip by one side. Then place small leaves of celery on top of the carrots.
*Make the turkey’s "neck" from a celery stem, slightly pushing it into the "body". The bird’s claws can be made of carrots and don’t forget the "head" – place a tomato on top of the neck

*"Feathers" will be made from pecans. Start laying them from bottom progressing towards the top.
* Place broccoli on both sides of the turkey on the remaining empty space on the plate.

* Draw eyes and bleak with sour cream or mayonnaise, and the bird is ready. Bon appetite!

PS. I also had radish, so I used it too (see the first photograph).
It is not necessary to use exactly the vegetables mentioned for the turkey. Use your imagination and use other vegetables if you wish to experiment. Your relatives and guests will be surprised that it is possible to make a "bird" from vegetables.

Giveaway Results: Philip the Owl

2011-10-28T07:53:00.000-07:00

Good morning/ day/ evening everyone! Are you excited to find out who won the Philip the Owl Giveaway?

And the winner is.... Cerena Leigh

Her comment #76 was chosen as a winner by random.org generator:

Now, the prize is already packed and soon will be shipped.

Congratulation on your win, Cerena!

Thank you for participation, everyone!

Upcycling Sweaters. Part 1- Big and Little Bags.

2011-10-26T19:13:00.005-07:00

This is a great time to find sweaters in your local thrift store - many people are putting away their winter clothing and getting rid of some pieces. You can make everything from sturdy tote bags to felted jewelry.

It's quite easy to felt a sweater, really - just run it through your washer with hot water and soap, and then through your dryer.

Only animal-fiber sweaters will felt, so look for wool, alpaca, cashmere, or a blend of these. If you find a great sweater that's at least 80% animal fiber with a little synthetic thrown in, give it a try - sometimes, they may felt just fine. It felted when you cannot see the stitches, and it will not unravel when cut.

I made this bag from upcycled 100% wool sweater that I felted. I used all scraps from that sweater:flowers were made from sweater's sleeves. You will love it because it's soft, light , beautiful, and did I mention warm?

A couple weeks ago, I found long 100% merino wool sweater, size XL. When I felted it, it could fit my 7 yo daughter. No kidding! I made a lot of cool stuff out of it thought! First, I wanted to "dress up" a laptop.

Then, I made this Eco-friendly sleeve for iPhone. The felting makes the cover strong yet remains soft and will add a layer of cushioned protection.

Tooth Fairy having trouble finding anything under your pillow? This cute felt little pillow is just for her!

Unwanted sweater has several lives now :)

You can buy all of these featured stuff at my GoodWeather shop. Use coupon BLOG10 for 10% off.

To be continued...

PART 2

Tonto Natural Bridge

2011-10-19T22:33:00.001-07:00

Last week, in October break, we decided to go to Kohl's Ranch, near Payson, which is not far from Phoenix. It was our second visit of that place. The weather was very nice. We went down to the Creek. To tell the truth, I wanted to see my "old friend"- an apple tree. Last time I noticed a lot of small green apples on it. Now, this beauty had a lot of pink apples on it. Some were on the ground, touched be animals ( or worms?).

I took good -looking one with me to the hotel. Anya, my 7 y.o. daughter, looked at me as I was crazy.What? Did you ever tried wild organic (!) apples before? O my! This one was really good. Anya trusted me and made a bite :) Then, my husband tried too. He agreed that this "free" apple was really GOOD!. You know what? Next early morning, we went down to that apple tree, shook it, and gathered a couple of pounds of yummy apples. I will tell you what I did with them (stay updated).

Ok, after apple-tree trip we left Kohl's Ranch and drove 10 miles North, to see Tonto Natural Bridge.
Tonto Natural Bridge is a natural arch in Arizona, USA, that is believed to be the largest natural travertine bridge in the world. The area surrounding the bridge has been made into Tonto Natural Bridge State Park. It has four hiking trails. We picked the Gowan Trail - approximately 1/2 mile long, ending at an observation deck in the creek bottom. The hike is not for everyone - it's quite strenuous coming back up and even a bit treacherous for anyone who might be a bit clumsy at hiking up steep trails - but it was well worth the effort. Incredible scenery, incredible bridge & waterfall.

Can you see the arch?

We are almost there! Walk on the bridge (it is not Tonto Natural Bridge yet )...

...and here we are! Use all five "points" you have!

You can see this view with waterfall only if you go under Natural Bridge

Beautiful lakelet is down. Anya could go there, but not me. The rocks are so polished and slippery, so I was just afraid :)

Here is a short video :)

Closed Giveaway: Philip the Owl

2011-10-16T19:21:00.009-07:00

My next giveaway is timed to October. Yes, October and the good weather in October. I am tired of the heat of Arizona (it is 97 F/+36C on Monday) and waiting for cool air and some rain - this is a good weather for me. Today I want to "raffle off'" one of my new favorite things at my GoodWeather shop - Mini Owl Ornament.

His name is Philip. He is cute and friendly, isn't he? Philip will guard your home. Made with love from upcycled soft wool sweater, he's eco-friendly and helpful all at once. He has big googly eyes that glow in the dark (yes, to guard your home at night). Phil is sitting on a natural wood branch.

Philip is from the big united family that temporarily lives at my shop and looks for a good home to guard.

Mandatory entry:

* Leave a comment here telling me what you would like to see (read) in my blog - 1 entry (In Russian: Оставьте комментарий о том, что бы вам хотелось видеть (о чём читать) на моём блоге)

Make sure to include your email address to contact you if you win (comments without Mandatory entry and email will not be counted)!

Extra entries (make sure you leave a separate comment for each). Current fans are eligible!

* Follow my blog (you can follow by clicking follow in the left sidebar) - 1 entry
* Follow me on twitter / facebook - 1 entry

* Share about this giveaway on your facebook or twitter -1 entry
* Blog about this giveaway (include a link to your post) - 1 entry
**** Purchase anything from GoodWeather, AroundBeads , or SuperSupplies4U shops and come back letting me know what you purchased - 4 entries.

By the way, you can use coupon code BLOG10 to get 10% off, at GoodWeather and AroundBeads shops.

This giveaway will run from October 16th through October 27th, and the lucky winner will be chosen by random.org on October 28th, 2011. The winner will be announced here, and he or she will have 48 hours to respond with his/her mailing address. If a winner cannot be contacted or does not respond, another winner will be chosen after 48 hours.

This giveaway is open worldwide.

DIY: Easy Buttons

2011-10-10T08:52:00.002-07:00

Do you need sometimes nice buttons but cannot find what you need? I had this problem before, but now I make my own buttons with polymer clay.

Today, I want to share the easiest way how to make polymer clay buttons.

All you need are:

Polymer clay in wanted color
Pasta machine (or acrylic roller)
Old button as a stamp
Plastic wrap
Cutter (for 1st method)
Tooth pick.

First Method

1. Condition Polymer clay until it’s soft and pliable. Roll it until it is 3mm thickю (my example of polymer clay sheet is only for one button, but you make as big as you need)

2. Pick a button with some lovely design. If you are making only one button like me, your polymer clay has to be larger than wanted button and cutter.

3. Press the button face down into polymer clay. You may want to sprinkle a button with water before stamping.

4. remove the button. You have a nice stamp!

5. Cover the polymer clay sheet with plastic wrap. Place a cutter in the center(!) of your new button, press and twist slightly the cutter.

6. remove plastic wrap and using a tooth pick make holes. Use the marks from the old button.

7. Bake the buttons according to the polymer clay instruction.

Second Method (without cutter)

1. Condition Polymer clay until it’s soft and pliable. Make a ball (size of the ball depends on the future button size).

2. Press the ball with acrylic (or glass) sheet. , so it is flat and 3mm thick.

3. Press the button face down into polymer clay. You may want to sprinkle a button with water before stamping.

4.Remove the "old" button . Make holes with a tooth pick.

5. Bake the buttons according to the polymer clay instruction.

Enjoy your new buttons!

Earrings for You E-book

2011-10-08T21:33:00.000-07:00

Hurray! I finished my second E-book tonight - Earrings for You! (My first one is Beaded Trees)

This is fully illustrated , easy to read 43 page instructional e-book how to create 13 different earrings with wire. This e-book also includes instructions how to make your own ear findings. Techniques used: wire wrapping, coiling, chain maille.

Have a peek:

You can buy this e-book here .

Silver Rain Necklace went to final! Please vote.

2011-10-02T21:54:00.002-07:00

Hello my friends,

I just got an email : my Silver Rain Necklace went to final at

Jewel School Design Contest!

Please, vote for my entry.

Sincerely,
Albina Manning

Upcycling again - handbags

2011-10-02T20:45:00.003-07:00

A month ago or so I was checking my closet and found more sweaters that I do not want to wear in hot Arizona. So, I am thinking about making something new from them now. Recycling... up-cycling...

I made another bag from my white sweater.

This bag has a cotton lining with inside pocket for keys and cell phone...

This lovely bag has 28" (70cm) handle.

You will love it because it's soft, unique, cozy, and did I mention warm?

You can buy this white knitted handbag here
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Next, I went to my daughter's closet. Yes, kids grow fast, and Anya's sweaters are not worn out :)

So, another bag, multicolored striped bag.

Made of 10% wool & 90% acrylic yarn. You will love it because it's soft, "roomy" , and did I mention cheerful?

This bag has black cotton lining.

The size - 14" wide x 11" high (36cm x 28cm) ) with 26" (65cm) handle.

You can buy this stripy bag here

P.S. Should I check my husband's closet?

Black Handbag

2011-09-20T22:35:00.005-07:00

Did I tell you that I used to knit a lot? Yes, when I lived in Russia, I was crazy about knitting. I made all kinds of sweaters/jackets/vests for my mom, dad, brother, myself, my friends....

Now, living in hot Arizona with no snow, I do not need warm sweaters...

The other day, I found a black mohair cardigan in my closet. I knitted it in Russia and since then it has never been worn here.

Well, I unraveled the cardigan and made a knitted casual bag (I was thinking about knitting a bag for a fortnight, and now my dream had to come true :)).

You will love it because it's soft, warm, fluffy, lustrous, beautiful, and did I mention warm?

The size of this bag: 16" wide x 11" high (41cm x 28cm) (excluding the handle); oval bamboo handles 8 1/2" x 5 1/2" (21 cm x 13cm).

Besides, I made a cotton lining with inside pocket for keys and wallet.

If you want this handbag, you can buy it at my Etsy shop here

DIY Tutorial: Wrapped Ring

2011-09-14T16:28:00.004-07:00

The other day my friend asked me to make a ring. I made it. And I made a DIY tutorial for it too:) I knew you would love it, right?

Tools and Materials:

20ga round dead soft wire – 2 ft
10 mm bead – 1
Ring mandrel
Chain nose pliers
Wire cutters
Liver of sulfur (optional)

1. Cut a piece of 20ga round dead soft wire2 ft (61cm) long.

2. Place a 10 mm round bead in the middle of the wire. Bend the wire down as shown.

3. Place the wire with a bead around the ring mandrel mandrel at ½ size larger than needed. Wrap the wire around the ring. There is one wire on either side of a bead.

4. Wrap each wire around the bead, one side at a time and alternate sides. Your wires will end up in opposite directions.

5. Continue wrapping until you are satisfied with number of wraps or you have at least 2” of wire left on each side.

6. Take the ring from the mandrel.

7. Use the wire end to wrap around the shank. Make 2-3 wraps. Cut the wire. Tack the wire ends with chain nose pliers so they are not poking.

8. Repeat step 7 with another wire end.

Actually, your ring is ready. But if you want to add more intricate look to your ring...


Using bend nose (or chain nose) pliers, twist slightly some wires as shown.

You may want to oxidize your ring as well.

Play with different size and color of the bead and wire, and you will always have a different ring :)

If you want to buy this rings click here.

Tea Rose

2011-08-27T20:55:00.000-07:00

The other day I was making a tea rose for my friend...beaded rose on wire of course :)

I love making these little beauties. Only 8 petals, 6 sepals, stamen, and 10 leaves for 1 flower (smile)

I remember 7 years ago I was making 11 pink tea roses. I could make a dozen, but I run out of beads. The bouquet was beautiful! I have a small picture of it.

I have a tutorial how to make this beaded tea rose. You will learn and master Victorian technique while making this cute little flower with leaves. This tutorial has 8 pages with 26 step-by-step detailed photos. (Click here for details).

Oops... I almost forgot to boast :) I've got a gift from my friend Alla who runs FleetingStillness shop on Etsy. She made a beautiful Stained Glass Panel Bud Vase for me, where my tea rose now lives :) I think, they were "born" for each other :)

Oatmeal walnut cherry cookies

2011-08-26T08:44:00.000-07:00

Do you and your family love cookies? My family does!

Today I want to share a recipe of the "bestest" cookies ever- Oatmeal walnut cherry cookies!

To make 5 dozens you will need:

1 cup vegetable shortening
1 cup sugar
1 cup packaged brown sugar
2 eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon salt
3 cups oats
1 cup chopped walnuts
1 cup dried cherries (or cranberries)

Preheat oven to 350'F (175'C). Grease cookie sheet.
Beat shortening and sugars until creamy. Add eggs & vanilla, mix well. Combine flour, baking soda and salt, add to shortening mixture, mix well. Stir in oats, nuts and cherries. Using rounded tablespoon, roll into balls. Place 2" apart on prepared cookie sheet, flatten with fork. Bake 10 to 12 minutes or until lightly browned. Let stand 1 minute before removing to racks to cool.

Sleeping Tree Wire Sculpture

2011-08-24T17:14:00.000-07:00

I think already told you that I started my wire art with making a beaded money tree. Since then I made dozens of beaded and gem trees. I always wanted to make a "pure wire" tree. And I did it finally :).

This sleeping tree wire sculpture was made with silvertone wire. I twisted and hammered each wire end then shaped whole tree with my hands. The tree is attached to the natural rock that I found at Bloody Basin, Arizona.

This tree composition is 4 1/4" (11cm) tall from top to bottom. It has natural lichen on the "ground"!

A perfect gift for a teacher, secret Santa, your boss, or someone special in your life!

'War and Peace' Earrings

2011-08-20T21:04:00.006-07:00

A week ago I spent a perfect day with my friends Tanya and Alla . We visited a lot of beautiful places of northern and central Arizona. On the way back to Phoenix, we stopped at Bloody Basin and shot a few guns at a target. Well, I am not a sniper, but I found a good use for these brass bullet cases:)

I added gold filled chains, beads, natural fresh water pearls, silver plated clear crystal rondelles, and a pair of one-of-a-king earrings for brave woman was ready! I named them "War and Peace" :) I think it's just a right name for them :)

These earrings will bring everybody's attention to you, I bet!

You can buy this pair of earrings at my Etsy store here

Beaded Coral Tassel Tutorial

2011-08-20T12:05:00.001-07:00

Yesterday I was working hard on my new tutorial how to make beaded coral tassel. It is fun to make this kind of tassels. You can use them for making bag charms and keyrings or these earrings

My tutorial has printer friendly 5 pages with 16 steps with colorful photos

you will need:

Materials:

Seed beads #11/0
Focal bead (or group of 2-3 large beads)
Beading thread
Lobster clasp (for bag charm)
Split ring (for keychain)
Ear hooks (for earrings)

Tools:

Beading needle #12
Scissors (or thread burner)

$3.50

Itsy Bitsy Spider

2011-08-19T10:29:00.000-07:00

Everybody knows a popular nursery rhyme that describes the adventures of Itsy Bitsy Spider :

The itsy bitsy spider climbed up the water spout.

Down came the rain, and washed the spider out.

Out came the sun, and dried up all the rain,

and the itsy bitsy spider went up the spout again.

I wanted to make my own Itsy Betsy Spider with beads and, of course, wire!

So, this pair of grass spider earrings was made. They have 8 legs like all spiders have. I think they are cute and not scary at all :)

I could not stop now. These little creatures asked me about Big Friend. Well, you wish is my command :)

Big Friend could be now friendly Tarantula spider. Do not laugh and do not be afraid- my jewelry pieces are not poison:) ... and this spider came out 3-dimentional! And it is a brooch!

Look at these guys!Aren't they adorable ? :) They could be the perfect jewelry (or gift) not only for Halloween :)

If you want to make your own spiders, you can buy step-by-step spider earrings and Spider Brooch tutorials at my AroundBeads Etsy store .

Handmade Bag Charms/ Keychains

2011-08-17T16:35:00.001-07:00

Bag charms are a fantastic way of adding a little sparkle and glamour to any bag. I only make one of each design, you'll know that what you are buying is not only special, but unique.

Bag charms make beautiful and unusual gifts for any occasion, be it a birthday, Christmas, Mother's day, Valentines day or simply a gift for no reason at all.

If you want a particular style, birthstone, color or theme to your bag charm, I would be happy to make you a customized one. Please contact me for more details.

If you see a bag charm and would prefer it as a keychain, the clasp can be changed to a split ring:

I Did It!

2011-08-06T10:57:00.000-07:00

My Nautilus necklace made with turquoise donuts and copper wire got Bronze medal in Wirework category :)

Home-made Russian cottage cheese - Tvotog

2011-07-27T18:52:00.001-07:00

Yes, exactly, Russian tvorog, not cottage cheese:) Tvorog is used in many Russian recipes and it is remarkably easy to make.

It is much drier than cottage cheese or similar alternatives like ricotta or quark.

Here is what you will need to make tvorog:

Plain, unflavored buttermilk or kefir (make sure the fat content is at least 1.5% )- 1 part
Whole milk- 2 parts
Cheesecloth
Colander

Pour milk and the buttermilk or kefir into the big bowl. Mix them , cover with some cloth and let the mixture stand for 10 hours (or overnight).

Mix the mixture again, place in the microwave for 3-4 minutes or until the buttermilk/kefir should separate, with nearly-clear liquid (whey) and a thick white mass (curds). When this happens, remove the bowl and let it cool. Line the colander with two layers of cheese cloth and set it over the sink or, if you want to capture and use the whey, over a large bowl. Pour the contents of the pot into the colander and let the whey drain; do not squeeze the curds.

Leftover whey can also be chilled in the fridge and consumed as a beverage. I use whey instead of milk or water to make pancakes. In Russia, whey is prized for its health properties.

Giveaway #4 Results

2011-07-26T14:19:00.002-07:00

Good morning/ day/ evening everyone! Are you excited to find out who won the Christmas in July Giveaway?

And the winner is.... Dana B.

Her comment #62 was chosen as a winner by random.org generator:

Now, the prize is already packed and soon will be shipped.

Congratulation on your win, Dana!

Thank you for participation, everyone!

Artistic Life

Grandma's Garden- Crayon Art

Upcycling Sweaters. Part 2 - Coasters

Upcycling Sweaters. Part 1- Big and Little Bags.

Tucson Jewelry Classes

Christmas/New Year sale

Vegetable Turkey

Giveaway Results: Philip the Owl

Upcycling Sweaters. Part 1- Big and Little Bags.

Tonto Natural Bridge

Closed Giveaway: Philip the Owl

DIY: Easy Buttons

Earrings for You E-book

Silver Rain Necklace went to final! Please vote.

Jewel School Design Contest!

Please, vote for my entry.

Sincerely, Albina Manning

Upcycling again - handbags

Black Handbag

DIY Tutorial: Wrapped Ring

Tea Rose

Oatmeal walnut cherry cookies

Sleeping Tree Wire Sculpture

'War and Peace' Earrings

Beaded Coral Tassel Tutorial

Itsy Bitsy Spider

Handmade Bag Charms/ Keychains

I Did It!

Home-made Russian cottage cheese - Tvotog

Giveaway #4 Results

Sincerely,
Albina Manning