Janet's Live Interview With Janet Christian of Blog Talk Radio on 1/30/2008

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Janet's Creative Pillows was honored to have been a part of a Romantic Homes / Cottages & Bungalows / Victorian Homes event called Vintage Vavoom Launch Party which took place on January 19, 2008.  Many of my Make Mine Pink sisters including myself donated items for this fun day.

Several of our products were auctioned off for charity to help the Tustin Preservation Conservancy in California which helps preserve and restore historic homes.

We were also pleased to be added to a blog for Romantic Homes editor Merrie Destefano and featured as a donor in the brochure that was presented at the McCharles House.

A special thanks to Cindy Houot of Angel Heart Designs who asked us to create a Dice pillow for a special friend of hers. Imagine our surprise when we went to her friend's website named Gallery Lou Lou... in New Mexico. The pillow you see below was displayed on their sofa .  Imagine our surprise to find out the pillow was for a rock and roll exhibition that took place on April 25, 2007.

The exhibition was really exciting to hear about and several musicians, rockers, and celebrities showed up. We were very happy to be a part of it !

Saturday - May 6, 2006 - Tribeca Film Festival - NYC

We performed with your pillows on Saturday at the Tribeca Film Festival Family Day event. Attached are a couple photos. The pillows worked out really great. This week we perform for 1,000 NYC school children. I'm sure they will love the veggies as much as we do!

Thanks again, Amanda

Ellis Wood Dance
Ellis Wood, Artistic Director
Amanda Szeglowski, Managing Director
 

Ellis Wood is a famous choreographer and dancer who has been reviewed and previewed in several dance magazines and has her own group of dancers. Her work has been likened to Martha Graham and Janet's Creative Pillows is proud to have been part of her group's latest performance at the Tribeca Film Festival Family Day in NYC.  

"Oprah Winfrey, I Want to Thank You"  - Brooklyn Spectator - Nov 30, 2005

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