Picture Frames NEW Recycled Glass Ceramics by Paloma Pottery
These NEW Picture Frames were created as a result of customer requests. They will be listed online for purchase by April - in time for Earth Day and can be pre-ordered for Mother’s Day. For further details, please contact Paloma Pottery. Open daily 7 am - 5 pm PST.
Just over the boarder in Vancouver, BC the 2010 Winter Olympics are just about to start. Whatcom County is preparing for the overflow of visitors and many are looking for opportunities to work with the public and assist in anyway possible. With so many things to offer, Bellingham is a great place to visit, enjoy the beautiful scenery and get away from the crowds. Here are some helpful links to get the most out of the area and what it has to offer:
Transportation
Bellingham to Vancouver Shuttles and Other Related Information:
http://www.bellingham.org/index.php/campaign-landing-pages/2010-winter-olympics
The Bellingham Whatcom County Tourism will have extra volunteers on staff and will open a temporary visitor center in a rest area off southbound Interstate 5 near Custer during the Olympics.
More Tourist information
Learn more about downtown activities and events at www.downtownbellingham.com
Restaurants
Nimbus, 119 N. Commercial St.; 360-676-1307 www.nimbusrestaurant.com
Boundary Bay Brewery & Bistro, 1107 Railroad Ave.; 360-647-5593 www.bbaybrewery.com
Chuckanut Brewery & Kitchen, 601 W. Holly St.; 360-752-3377 www.chuckanutbreweryandkitchen.com
Super Mario’s taco truck, 1422 N Forest St.; 360-920-4330 www.supermariosfood.com
Old Town Cafe, 316 W. Holly St.; 360-671-4431
Mallard Ice Cream, 1323 Railroad Ave.; 360-734-3884 www.mallardicecream.com
Sights of interest
American Museum of Radio and Electricity, 1312 Bay St.; 360-738-3886 www.amre.us
Pickford Film Center, 1416 Cornwall Ave. (current location until summer); 360-647-1300 www.pickfordcinema.org
Whatcom Museum, a three-building complex. One ticket gets you into all three museums, all within a block of each other. Lightcatcher art museum, 250 Flora St.; Old City Hall, a history museum, 121 Prospect St.; and Syre Education Center, 201 Prospect St.
360 778-8930 www.whatcommuseum.org
Mindport science museum, 210 W. Holly; 360-647-5614 www.mindport.org
Mount Baker Theatre, 104 N. Commercial St.; 360-734-6080 www.mountbakertheatre.com
The Upfront Theatre, 1208 Bay St., an improv theater started by TV comedian Ryan Stiles; 360-733-8855 www.theupfront.com
Traveler’s tip
Other highlights include the south side of Bellingham, especially the historic Fairhaven District with mom-and-pop stores and art studios, and scenic Chuckanut Drive. See www.fairhaven.com.
Looking for a special gift for that special someone in your life? Unique recycled glass gifts by Paloma Pottery are a perfect inexpensive gift to celebrate a day of love and friendship. Find fused art glass hearts and a variety of cheap gifts for Valentine’s Day.
Find these sparkling treasures on sale now online and in stores. Nicole Whitney, owner and artist of Paloma Pottery, will be hosting a special sale at the Whole Foods Market in Hillsboro OR. Meet the artist and find some great deals while shopping on Saturday Feb 13 from 2 - 6 pm.
Free gifts and samples are also available during these in store demos, so don’t miss out if you’re in the Portland area.
“Whenever someone sees my remodeled bathroom, the comment is always, ‘I love that glass tile.’ This is a great compliment to you [Paloma Pottery]. And I also agree,” says Michelle, a customer from Wisconsin. Michelle decided to use the recycled glass tiles on her new bathroom vanity and is one of the first to try out these, normally decorative only, tiles on a countertop. Why decorative only? The combination of recycled glass and pottery has been Paloma Pottery’s developing process over the last 10+ years. Otherwise, there is virtually no literature to be found on the topic. Paloma Pottery intends on providing more literature on the process in the near future.
 Close up of Paloma Pottery and Glass Tiles |
 Cabinet Door and Drawer Pulls to Match Tiles |
Bathroom Vanity with Paloma Pottery Tiles and Knobs to Match
Celebrating 10 Years with a storewide sale! Now find everything online for 10%-50% off regular prices. You’ll find all the old products that you love as well as some new items all on sale. This is a one time event for a limited time only. So hurry in and visit www.palomapottery.com
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Paloma Pottery turned 10 years old on January 1st 2010. This year will be full of special sales, new products and other ways to celebrate the 10 year anniversary. Visit www.palomapottery.com for special 10 year anniversary SALES on recycled glass infused pottery gifts, jewelry, home decor and more. Stay in touch via facebook, myspace, twitter, etc. Paloma Pottery makes it easy to keep up to date using your favorite social media of choice.
A big thanks to all you loyal customers and all your support!
Happy New Year!
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Cradle to cradle packaging takes into consideration the source of the materials, the use of the packaging, the reuse of the packaging for other purposes, creating a longer life span to minimize waste. Distant Village Packaging is a US based company that uses materials that are eco friendly, creates jobs in remote villages, provides fair wages and supports artisan workshops in these villages working towards a fair and conscious global economy.
Paloma Pottery is working directly with Distant Villages to create custom packaging that will add value to each gift purchase and tell a story of sustainability.
Recycling paper and buying recycled is strongly recommended by the EPA and the environmental community at large. Paper packaging alone creates major destruction in the forests, and each year 32% of the US domestic waste stream consists of containers and packaging. The Southern area of the US produces nearly 25% of the world’s paper, and paper packaging is the number one paper product produced in this region. All that destruction to produce packaging that often has a short life and limited use.
It seems just as easy to reuse packaging materials as it is to purchase new. Since Jan 2000 when Paloma Pottery was born, over 90% of packaging materials used have been collected from local business and the like. Using new boxes made from recycled post consumer waste when necessary and all recycled packaging materials wherever possible keeps Paloma Pottery from producing more waste than necessary. Junk mail can be reused with in house printing. Even envelops included in junk mailings can also be reused - using the left over pieces of mailing labels to easily cover and label for new use.
Purchasing recycled products creates markets for the recovered materials used in these products. This action fosters sustainability and conserves natural resources and energy. In addition, purchasing recycled products promotes the continued manufacture of these products, thus completing the recycling loop. In general, recycled content products perform as well as their virgin counterparts. In some instances, they perform better. You do not need to compromise on quality to purchase recycled products.
If reduce, reuse, recycle is part of your philosophy you’ll appreciate the mission of Paloma Pottery and Glass to provide unique recycled products at affordable prices and create a socially responsible and sustainable business.