I advocate for creative thinking as well as outdoor education. I grow herbs and vegetables in the garden, frequent flea markets, and spin yarn as well as stories. I share my barn/studio space with a herd of alpaca.
I am a retired Elementary Art Educator. I enjoy working with children to express creative ideas using a variety of art materials as well as natural or recycled objects. I am an author/illustrator and SCBWI member/volunteer.
My articles have appeared in Highlights for Children and Alpacas Magazine.
Paula B. Puckett 
Nice blog Paula
Thanks for stopping by, Connie!
Hey Paula…Did you go to UGA with me. I found a wool woven scarf today We bought from you…when I saw you at an art festival on the town square somewhere in N. Ga. And it has your name and Doubleleaf Fiberworks label..The Art Deptmt at UGA..fun times. The scarf was warm today!
Thanks! Debra Denton
Well, yes, I think that might’ve been me. Good to hear from you as well and glad to hear that scarf is keeping you warm. 🙂
Hi Paula, I enjoyed your blog. I’m trying to start a blog with wordpress.
Were you able to do this without a techie’s help? I find it intimidating.
Loved your pictures too. Very nice, especially the mug’s message.
Best Wishes,
Regina M.
I’m learning something new every time I use the WordPress format. I’ve just figured out how to reply to messages. Ah, well…..
Paula-would you come in and visit me at JHS? I have some awsome IB kids that would love to meet you and learn about your art!!! Laura Tucker (laura.tucker@hallco.org)
Hi Laura. It’s great to hear from you and maybe we can work something out. I’m working on a project now that will keep me occupied until after the first of the year, but please keep me in mind. Thanks, P.
Hi Laura, I’m working on a project that will keep me pretty occupied until after the first of the year. I might be able to come for a short visit after that. Thanks for asking. Keep in touch, ok? Thanks.