Peggy Abrams grew up in a farming community in Michigan and from the time she could hold a pencil she began sketching. With love as money, Peggy's family provided her with any means possible to nurture her artistic talents. "My mother would save old wallpaper and Shredded Wheat boxes for me to draw on." Peggy added that her family didn't always have indoor plumbing, so she painted the outhouse making it "the best looking outhouse you've ever seen."
As a young girl, Peggy was inspired by old-fashioned dolls, lace and large hats; elements of the stylish Victorian era which always interested Peggy. Today, Peggy is famous for her Victorian Santas, flower arrangements and accessories in addition to her gardening images and an extensive line of Christmas images.
Peggy and her husband Joel, who reside in Michigan, enjoy the company of their three children and two grandchildren.
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