The Brannon Factory

The Brannon Factory offers a variety of pieces of art as greeting cards, glassware, magnets, coasters, and other small treasures. Each piece is hand designed and crafted. We offer customization, e.g. logos and slogans for businesses and school colors and for graduations. We specialize in ethnic greeting cards. Greetings can be written in English, Spanish, French, and Hindi; as well as customers can provide a specific greeting in what ever language they choose.

The Brannon Factory also offers workshops in artistic stamping and paper crafts with Copic Markers.

The images used for our Hand Stamped products come from: Sunday International, Stampin' Up!, Hambo Stamps, Posh Impressions, Stamping Bella, Cornish Heritage Farms, Northwoods, Art Impressions, and A Muse Art Stamps. We also use a variety of other stamps and adhere to the Angel Policy. Each Hand Stamped product will have the stamp image provider on the back.

The Brannon Factory is owned and operated by Trena Brannon. Trena is a woman of faith married to a wonderful man Arthur, and they have two adorable, bright children.

She has always had a passion for drawing and vivid colors. Her friend Marge introduced her to the art of stamping in 2002 and she's been hooked ever since! In 2004, she started teaching workshops in homes and at various events. Trena has taught many make-n-take workshops in the Chicago land area and in Southern Michigan. In addition to enjoying stamping, she loves to paint and color and received her Copic Marker Certification in 2008.

She works in an office during the day, supporting an awesome team of engineers who develop Methods & Procedures for telephony networks. Trena stamps, colors, and paints in the evenings and on weekends. She loves being around crafters because they are fun, positive people. When ever she hears of a new technique, Trena just has to try it so she can teach others how to do it!

Published:
Scrap & Stamp Arts Magazine - July 2009
Stamper's Quest - April 2009 Readers Challenge
RubberStampMadness - Spring 2009 Issue 163

All items shared on this site are hand crafted by The Brannon Factory (TBF).