Cherish’s New Handbag Collection Debuting at Mother’s Day Fashion Trunk Show – Scout & Molly’s
3 Colorado Fashion Designers Honor our Moms with a Special Celebration and Sustainable Trunk Show at Scout + Molly’s, Denver
Read MoreSomething to Cherish® comes to New Retail Location @ Heart and Home
Heart and Home (Décor and More)CentennialSHOP: Gift, Fashion, Home Decor & Greeting Cards8200 S Colorado Blvd Ste A2, Centennial, CO 80122 Grand Opening Sat. March 27, 2021! There will be festivities from 10-6pm. Hope to see you there! Sign up for Cherish’s Art Updates Newsletter for an entry to win a $100 Gift Card to…
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Make Money When You Share the Love!
Introducing the Something to Cherish® Affiliate Program! I would love to invite you to join my “CHEERFUL TEAM” of art fans! There is no cost to join. Simply sign up, confirm your email and tell us how you’d like to be paid. You will get a special link to share with friends. Or if you…
Read MoreASMR Video Painting Watercolor Roses Art – Take a 10 Min Relaxing Break
This art ASMR video with hopeful music is designed to melt your stress away. Welcome to my art studio. You are invited to come and relax with this gentle ASMR multi-sensory video I made just for you. Unwind with me for 10 minutes as I paint a watercolor sketch of the wild roses I pressed…
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What is the most important lesson you’ve learned in your journey so far?
by Cherish Flieder – Licensed Artist, Watercolor Illustrator + Product Designer As seen in Voyage Denver highlighting local hidden gems. The most important lesson I have learned is also the lesson I need to remember daily. So, I wove it into my art company tagline – “Something to Cherish®, because life is a gift.” Every…
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Elements by Cherish is a striking collection of accessories and gifts designed to empower women through the beauty and wisdom of nature. Each item features an artistic interpretation of one of the classic elements --- earth, water, fire, air, and cosmos. The items' tags feature a few phrases to remind us of the powerful lessons we can learn about ourselves from the elements of our environment.
