Hanukkah Menorah Card - Pack of 10
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A sweet way to send your Hanukkah greetings, ten times over. These square cards come blank inside with plenty of room for your message, so one box covers the whole list - family, neighbors, the friend who always sends first. Printed on 30% PCW recycled paper and packaged in a custom two piece kraft wrapped box that's nice enough to give as is.
- Set of 10 cards with heavyweight kraft envelopes
- 4.75" x 4.75"
- Printed on 30% post-consumer waste recycled paper
- Blank inside for your own message
- Boxed in a custom two-piece kraft-wrapped box
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Meet the artist
Beth Mueller turns her own colored pencil drawings into greeting cards, prints and handmade porcelain in Barre, Vermont.
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Meet the artist
Beth Mueller
Beth Mueller turns her own colored pencil drawings into greeting cards, prints and handmade porcelain in Barre, Vermont.
- Based in
- Barre, Vermont
- Craft
- Colored pencil prints; handmade porcelain
Beth Mueller was born in rural Indiana, and her work still reaches back there. Her goal is to make objects like the ones she remembers from her Indiana childhood: the quilts, yarns and beautiful bottles on her grandmother's farm. She earned a BA from Eckerd College and learned printmaking while working at Studio Santa Reparata in Florence, Italy. After graduating she served a two-year apprenticeship in the pottery studio of John Glick. Before becoming a full-time studio artist she was a camp counselor, a housing-shelter supervisor, a waitress, a bartender and a French teacher, "not necessarily in that order."
She now designs and makes prints, stationery and pottery in Barre, Vermont, where her ceramics studio is about half a mile from home. Her cards are printed from her original colored pencil drawings. Her square notes and enclosure cards use 100% recycled paper, and all her envelopes and packaging are recycled content.
At ModernTribe you'll find her Hanukkah card packs, with latkes, a menorah and a party. Her work is sold in galleries and museum shops around the country and is held in private and museum collections.
Good to know
- Apprenticed withPotter John Glick, two years
- Studied printmakingStudio Santa Reparata, Florence, Italy
- CollectionsPrivate and museum collections
