Monday, April 16, 2012

Working on the Shop

It is hard to do much when your most used finger is out of commission.

I've been trying to sew, my pointer finger on my right hand just keeps getting in the way.
 Makes things slower but I keep working.

Sunday I created a new project for my etsy shop.
Handmade luggage tags.
My first one is pink and black striped and while I don't much like pink, I love these luggage tags.
I'm going to make some more varieties then put them up in the shop.
So keep checking back!


In the mean time check out some of these other neat shops.

http://www.etsy.com/shop/WildlandCreations
Has great animal pictures that she puts on a number of things.
Tote bags, check book covers and more.
If you are an animal love (if you aren't, what's wrong with you?!) check out this shop.
(I might have to order some things for my yearly charity auction)


http://www.etsy.com/shop/FrogFun
Frogs are cute.
I don't know why.
They just are!
This shop has a photographer take nice quality pictures of frogs in different settings.
Squeeeee!!
Just squeee.
My favorite is this one: http://www.etsy.com/listing/93671520/frog-portrait-photography-of-live-frog
I mean seriously, a railroad spike photographer and a frog. 
It's awesomeness!

http://www.etsy.com/shop/beanforest
Buttons, pin back buttons.
Yeah, I have a thing for those.
Been collecting pins and buttons my whole life just about.
Some in this store are just too awesome.


http://www.etsy.com/shop/agaagg
I've mentioned A Girl and A Glue Gun before.
 Now I'm mentioning her etsy shop.
Her blog is one I check multiple times a week.
Sure her hand warmers may seem out of season but think outside the microwave, and inside the ice box! 
Rice freezes well, I use a rice filled eye mask from the freezer when my sinuses are too swollen.


Also, on my photography facebook page here, I am currently running a giveaway.
Like the page and visit my photography website and tell me which picture is your favorite. You could win a free 8X10 print of your choice! 
But hurry, before the give away ends.


It's much better to spend a little more and get something handmade with care in America (and probably unique) then to save a tad and get some mass produced junk from another country.


(I have not received anything from these shops, I am simply mentioning some neat things to check out on etsy)



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