Too Bee the Artist

06/19/2026

Several key pieces not to be overlooked. Find your inspiration at Too Bee the Artist. Monday - Saturday 9:00 am - 6:00 pm and Sunday 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm.

06/18/2026

Take a look at this project! Creativity knows no bounds.

06/17/2026

Our tiny troupe of elephants saw an audience and immediately started performing. Show them some love — they live for smiles and happy hearts.

06/17/2026

Last chance to register for this canvas painting class. June 17th, 2:00pm-5:00pm. Easily modified to your liking--you choose the color scheme and use your favorite phrase. Register at https://www.toobeetheartist.com/workshopclass.

06/16/2026

Arlie’s been proudly showing off his shiny new coat from Too Bee the Artist, and now Barney is sporting one too. Do you have a fur baby who’d melt your heart wrapped in a new coat of their own?
7655 SE 126th PL UN 3 Belleview FL 34420

06/15/2026

Just a turtle in the garden embracing a sunny morning with a heart full of hope and a spirit that shines.

06/14/2026

06/13/2026

Galaxy Quote Painting Workshop. Wednesday, June 17th. 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm. Register at https://www.toobeetheartist.com/workshopclass.

This kid‑friendly painting is designed to be fun, approachable, and customizable. Every artist makes it their own by choosing a color palette that matches their personality—bright and bold, soft and dreamy, or anything in between. Add your favorite short quote to the design, and it becomes a sweet, meaningful piece that reflects your unique style. It’s simple enough for beginners, creative enough for all ages, and a perfect way to let your imagination shine.

Limited to 10 participants.

$5 non-refundable registration fee per attendee. The cost of the class at the door is $16 inclusive of tax, paints and any accessories needed.

06/13/2026

Can you identify this piece?

This is a butter bell, also commonly called a butter crock or butter keeper. A butter bell allows you to safely leave silky soft butter at room temperature. It consists of two pieces: a cone- or cup-shaped container with a non-removable, saucer-like base, and a larger cup — both are usually made of ceramic. Your butter is placed in the smaller cone/cup (it's best to use soft, but not too soft/melty, butter when adding it), and cold water is placed in the larger cup. The butter cone is then placed, butter side down, into the cup containing the water. And yes, the butter should touch the water. This prevents any air from coming into contact with the butter's surface, effectively sealing it off from the air and preventing spoilage.

If the room temperature is very warm, changing the water twice a day is recommended. If your house is pretty cool/normal room temperature, changing the water once a day is fine. Interesting.

06/12/2026

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