Sharon Ellwood Studios

Sharon Ellwood Studios Handcrafted art & décor inspired by creativity, nature, and everyday magic.

Everyone else's supply list: pencils, folders, glue sticks. My supply list: coffee, chaos, and whatever this tumbler spi...
09/20/2026

Everyone else's supply list: pencils, folders, glue sticks. My supply list: coffee, chaos, and whatever this tumbler spinner decides to do today. Support Small Sunday, studio edition. 🎒

09/20/2026

Unhinged Affirmation Sunday

The audacity you carry daily is a spiritual practice and you are considered DEVOUT.

Drop a 🖤 if this one hit.

Familiar Faces: Danielle Gammon PhotographyThis one's personal. Danielle Gammon is my best friend — and every single yea...
09/19/2026

Familiar Faces: Danielle Gammon Photography

This one's personal. Danielle Gammon is my best friend — and every single year, without fail, she's the one behind the camera for our Christmas pictures. That tradition alone should tell you everything about how much I trust her with a camera and a room full of chaos.
Danielle runs an in-home photography studio and shoots the full range — families, kids, milestones, holidays, whatever you need captured. She's got that rare gift of making people relax in front of a lens, which if you've ever tried to get a family to smile on command, you know is basically witchcraft.
And if you want to really stand out? She brings goats. Actual goats. For photos. So if your Christmas card game needs an upgrade this year, that's an option now.
I've watched her build this from the ground up, one session at a time, one referral at a time — no studio chain, no corporate backing, just talent, a whole lot of hustle, and apparently some very cooperative goats.
No shareholders. No corporate headquarters. No CEO who's never met the people (or goats) in the photos. Just my best friend, doing what she loves, and doing it really well.

Go check out Danielle Gammon Photography → facebook.com/DanielleGammonPhotography

09/19/2026

Spotlight Saturday: Blind date with a journal

Swipe right on mystery. This isn't just a journal — it's a commitment-free fling with your future favorite notebook, and you won't know what you're getting until you unwrap it.
Each one is wrapped up incognito (no peeking, no spoilers, no "let me see your friends first") and dressed up with a few flirty trinkets to add to its personality — think genre, vibe, or color mood — so you know roughly what you're getting into without ruining the surprise.
Inside, you'll find a handmade or curated journal ready to catch your late-night thoughts, to-do lists, doodles, or your next great American memoir (no pressure).
What makes this a good match:
• 🎁 Wrapped and sealed — the reveal is half the fun
• 💕 May be lined, graph, or blank pages – who doesn’t like a good surprise?
• 📓 One-of-a-kind or limited-style journal inside — no two journals are exactly alike
• ✨ Perfect for gifting, journaling starter kits, or treating yourself to a little mystery
No awkward small talk, no bad first-date energy — just you, a wrapped-up surprise, and the thrill of not knowing if it's a slow burn or love at first page.
Disclaimer: may result in an unexpectedly deep emotional bond with 200 blank pages.
Swipe right. Add to cart. Let the journal pick you.

Get yours here: https://sharonellwoodstudios.etsy.com/listing/4550983588/blind-date-with-a-journal-mystery

09/18/2026

The history of the Rubber Duckie

The rubber duck originated in the late 19th century, following the development of durable vulcanized rubber. By the early 20th century, duck-shaped rubber toys became popular, eventually evolving into the classic floating, squeaky bath toy. Their popularity exploded after Ernie sang “Rubber Duckie” on Sesame Street in 1970. Today, rubber ducks are beloved toys and collectibles, available in countless themes, colors, and designs. 🐥🛁

✨ Freebie Day! ✨To say thank you for all the love and support, I’m giving away a FREE phone home screen image every Thur...
09/17/2026

✨ Freebie Day! ✨

To say thank you for all the love and support, I’m giving away a FREE phone home screen image every Thursday! 💖
Each design will be created to inspire, uplift, or add a little sparkle to your day—perfect for refreshing your phone and your mindset.
How it works:
• Every week, I’ll post a brand-new home screen design
• The image will be free to download
• You can save it directly to your phone and use it right away

🎁 Bonus: Some weeks may include seasonal themes, affirmations, or sneak peeks of my handmade designs!
Let me know in the comments what themes you’d love to see—quotes, glitter, nature, holidays, or something totally unique!

This week’s theme – Marine Life!

09/17/2026

It’s Thirsty Thursday!
Roller Babe 12oz Stainless Steel Tumbler — Purple Ombré
🛼 Lace up, buttercup. 🛼
This isn't just a tumbler — it's a whole era. Inspired by disco balls, roller rinks, and the unshakeable confidence of someone who can skate backwards while holding a Slurpee, this 12oz stainless steel tumbler comes dressed in a dreamy gradient of purple hues — think lilac-to-lavender-to-deep-violet, like a bruise from falling on the rink but make it fashion.
Double-walled and vacuum insulated, because roller babes need their iced coffee to stay cold through at least three laps and one dramatic spill recovery.
✨ The Details ✨
• 12oz stainless steel, double-wall vacuum insulated
• Purple design, roller-rink inspired
• Keeps drinks cold for hours, hot for hours, your vibe immaculate always
• Sweat-free exterior — no ring left behind
• Lid + straw included (because we're not monsters)
• Hand wash recommended to protect the design
Whether you're actually roller skating or just emotionally roller skating through your Tuesday, this tumbler's got your back — and your favorite drink, perfectly chilled.
Skate on, babe. 💜

https://sharonellwoodstudios.etsy.com/listing/4546396156/roller-babe-12oz-stainless-steel-tumbler

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09/16/2026

🕯️ Coven Confessions 🕯️

Gather 'round. It's time for a confession. 🖤

I talk to my chickens like they're familiars. Full conversations. Strategy meetings, even. I'm fairly certain one of them is plotting something, and I respect it.

I also own more craft supplies than I could use in three lifetimes, yet somehow "need" more every single week. This is not a hoarding problem. This is a stockpiling for the apocalypse problem. Very different.

And yes — I've absolutely named a tumbler before it left the studio. It had main character energy. It deserved a name.

Your turn. What's your confession? Craft hoarding, talking to your pets like they understand you completely, or something weirder — the coven wants to know. Confess below. 👇

🕯️

09/15/2026

⏳ TIME TRAVEL TUESDAY ⏳

On this day in 1928, Alexander Fleming came back from vacation, glanced at a petri dish he'd been too lazy/busy to clean before he left, and noticed mold growing on it had killed off the surrounding bacteria.

That "gross forgotten dish in the lab" moment became penicillin. The first antibiotic. One of the biggest medical breakthroughs in human history — and it happened because a man didn't do his dishes before a trip. 🧫

I say this with my whole chest as someone who has absolutely turned a "wait, I forgot I had this leftover ribbon/bead/scrap" moment into an entire product line: sometimes the mess IS the breakthrough. Don't apologize for the chaos. Audit it later.
What's the most "happy accident" thing that's ever happened in your life or work? I need the stories. 👇

09/15/2026

🌟 Take Heart Tuesday 🌟

"Comparison Is a Liar With Great Lighting"
Somebody's highlight reel is not your behind-the-scenes, and yet here we are, doom-scrolling and feeling insufficient before 9am. Rude.
You don't know what it cost them to post that. You do know what it costs you to keep measuring yourself against a version of someone else's life that doesn't actually exist off-screen.

Take heart: you're not behind. You're just on a different clock, and nobody handed out the schedule.

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