CALENDAR SALE!

If you thought even for a moment about buying one of my absolutely gorgeous, farm to table style calendars and you hesitated...now is your chance to snatch one up for a crazy awesome, inexpensive price! I have a handful left and they need to go to happy homes! AND not only are they on sale, but shipping is FREE and I'm still donating $5 for every calendar sold to the National Farm to School Network.  (The National Farm to School Network is a kick-ass organization that advocates for and works to bring local food sourcing and education into schools and preschools across the country.)

The calendars are printed on FSC (Forest Service Certified) earth friendly, heavy duty card stock by my friends over at Fresh Off the Press in Durango, CO. Each calendar page is 13" x 6.5" and has squares to write on, burlap twine for easy hanging, and features 12 original photographs taken on farms and kitchens all over the country. Easily remove each page when the month is over and cut the image off to frame as a print in your home or use as a note card!

Free Shipping!!!

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I hope your Christmas holiday was warm and full of family adventures both near and far! It's just DAYS away from the new year and in celebration I'm offering FREE SHIPPING on my calendars through Friday! If you pick up a calendar between Monday, December 29 and Friday, January 2 you'll be making a purchase that benefits the National Farm To School Network AND get free shipping!  You can pick up your calendar at this link.

Still on the fence? A $35 calendar breaks down to less than $3 a month; that's cheaper than a new gym membership! Support an artist, give to a good cause, and buy a calendar! (With free shipping to boot!) Happy New Year!! I'm so thankful for each one of you and am looking forward to a fresh start in 2015! Stay tuned for what's new at Hailey King Photography!

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12 Days of Calendars | December

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I took this image while I lived on the gulf coast of Florida. Lemons, limes, oranges, and grapefruit were everywhere in December! When my sisters and I were growing up in Oklahoma, my mom always put an orange at the toe of our stocking on Christmas morning, a tradition we still keep today. My mom also would poke whole cloves into the skins of oranges around the house to put off the most amazing scent! All of these things are why oranges are a Christmas fruit and a sign of the beginning of winter! To purchase a calendar click HERE! $5 from every sale will go to the National Farm to School Network!