Salmon Apron Hand-Printed by Ginny Neece

Donated Item

Salmon Apron This cotton apron was created by Kenyan Malaika Mums with a Maasai Shuka fabric and a custom pattern as part of the LIFE Line project to support the Malaika mothers of children with special needs. The apron has a salmon, painted by Ginny, digitally printed on its front above the apron’s handy pockets. The apron measures 24.75” wide by 22” long.

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Donated item. 100% of proceeds benefit the San Juan Islands Agricultural Guild.

Ginny loves the immediacy of pastel and the vibrancy of the colors. Her objects of interest are flowers; close up or in larger garden settings and landscapes. She is happy to be living in the San Juan Islands where the beautiful natural setting inspires her to paint for the glory of God. She is a member of the Lopez Artists Guild and regularly participates in art exhibits at various venues on Lopez Island, Washington and beyond. She has also been published in the Willow Creek Journal from 2008-2017, 2019-2020, and Shark Reef Literary Magazine-Winter 2014 and Summer 2015.

• Company Name : Ginny Neece Arts