Hi there! My name is Rosa Pearson, and this is my blog, Flutter Flutter. Welcome!
I started this blog in November of 2010, when my role as graphic designer had shrunk to fit into post-bedtime hours and I was trying to find creative balance. I love my family in a huge way, but I also get super excited about home decor, DIY’s, painting, and creating in general. So, on Flutter Flutter you will find graphic design projects I’m working on, family art projects, interior inspirations, and the renovations that they inspire!
A lot of amazing things have happened since I first launched this blog. Flutter Flutter has been featured on ABC’s LiveWell Network, Design*Sponge, Design Mom, Poppytalk, and the Globe & Mail. And, I have met so many fabulous people, both online and off, and have been inspired by all of their amazing talents and successes. I hope that this blog inspires you in some way to go out and fully embrace the things that bring you joy in life, no matter what stage you’re in!
We are slowly renovating our little house on a hill in the suburbs of Vancouver, British Columbia, in Canada. I’d love to hear where you call home!
Thanks for stopping by!
5 comments :
YOUR BLOG HAS TO BE ONE OF MY FAVOURITE AROUND. WHAT A GREAT PLACE TO FIND GREAT DESIGN IDEAS, INSPIRATION, AND PLAIN AND SIMPLE HAPPINESS. LOOKING FORWARD TO MORE POSTS SOON.
STUART 🙂
PS, IVE ADDED YOU TO MY BLOGROLL
Just discovered your blog and your work, both of which I much admire. Can relate to what you say about your blog being a creative outlet, I just started mine and it’s a work in progress but i’m excited and looking to make it better. Hopefully one day, it will look as good as yours! Hope you’ll visit and any suggestions are welcome.
Hello new friend … from Indie Kindred. I’ll like you around on my sites and share your obvious talent. Well done ! Love it all .
I love your website. I found the Milk Art of great interest. I want to use as an art project for Seniors with Dementia. It doesn’t say anything in the description if the work will dry after a period of time and retain it’s pattern. I am going to experiment tomorrow. Thanks for the great idea.
Thank you Sandy! I’m glad to hear that you enjoyed the Milk Art. I haven’t tried to let it dry, as I thought the milk would start to stink before it could! 🙂