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The So glad you stopped to our web home and online shop. Images in Bloom Studio makes our studio home at the Twist Drill building, located at 4700 Lakeside Ave #1717 on Cleveland’s near east side. We are so honored to say that our products are in a number of fine retailers across northeastern Ohio, and we also keep a busy schedule of art fairs and festivals through out the region.

Silk Play days are not currently scheduled but I am open to scheduling a date, If you are interested please email me at: Barb Bloom

Here are the next events we will be at. Click each photo to visit their sight and learn more:

Image of the BAYarts Art & Music Festival featuring people walking on grass among vendor tents, with trees and buildings in the background.
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A tented booth displaying handmade goods at the Lakeside Art Festival, with a view of the lake and boats in the background. The promotional sign details the festival dates, July 23-25, and hours from 10 AM to 5 PM.

Our online shop is always open, and shipping is free!!! (We only ship within the USA)

Some recent feedback: click this link to read more about what our customers are saying.

Bob Lindheim

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Recent Blog Posts:

Benefits of Multigenerational Living

I love that many other cultures live with multiple generations under one roof. Yes it happens in the United States but not nearly as a routine standard practice. I love the idea that there is exposure of many generations together. When I was a child I lived next door to a polish family – grandma…

Establishing Boundaries: Key to Healthy Relationships

For me all relationships should be rooted in honesty, a strong respect for each other’s privacy and a deep understanding of what will be tolerated and what behaviors are not acceptable. Some of this is trial and error, but when careless overreach, or inappropriate behavior and words happen I shut it down immediately. Life is…

Remembering a Life: The Value of Community in Grief

The author reflects on a deep friendship with a faith-oriented woman who, after battling cancer, passed away. Despite her contributions to the community, few attended her funeral, prompting thoughts on societal changes in compassion and support. This experience leads the author to contemplate the impact of one’s life and legacy.