Today I have realized I was supposed to publish this post LAST WEEK .Of course when I came to this realiztion I immediately cried "Oh My"! and touched my head to see if it is still there... but you know what our elders say: "Better Late than Never". So my dears - Here I am with four of my BESTeam favorites:
Annie Oliveiro's thoughtful-designs and hand-paints, handcrafted cards for a personal, heart-felt message. Her cards are “empty on the inside” and beautiful on the outside, which explains the unique name she gave her shop: emptyontheinside . Inside the card she has left a space for you to write a personal note to the person you care about, the one who will be receiving it.
redemptionart is the name of Connie Haskell's vintage goods shop. Connie's shop on Etsy is a full time business.
Connie emphasizes the profesional and quality customer care. The same goes for the items in her shop. Interior decorators and designers will be most welcome to visit her shop, expecially if they are searching for something which will help them create an island atmosphere.
Michelle is a certified soapmaker with the Handcrafted Soapmakers Guild.She teaches others how to make soap too in her own studio in Warner Robins.
If you were wondering why you should use homemade soap, rather than the your favorite brand name, the answer to this is that in homemade soap you will not find all the fillers of commercial soap. Actually most commercial soaps are detergents with perfume added. Michelle's soap is made with Olive Oil, Coconut Oil, Palm Oil, Lye and water.They are deliciously scented with essential oils of Lavender, Lemongrass, Rosemary, and Spearmint.
The shop GMaEllenCrochetGifts
is run by Ellen Mackler. Ellen is an Alaska Native Indian. She enjoys being crafty and creative and loves to create things which are both nice looking and functional. Crochet is her favorite craft.
The attached image displays one of her lovely designs.
Connie emphasizes the profesional and quality customer care. The same goes for the items in her shop. Interior decorators and designers will be most welcome to visit her shop, expecially if they are searching for something which will help them create an island atmosphere.
Michelle is a certified soapmaker with the Handcrafted Soapmakers Guild.She teaches others how to make soap too in her own studio in Warner Robins.
If you were wondering why you should use homemade soap, rather than the your favorite brand name, the answer to this is that in homemade soap you will not find all the fillers of commercial soap. Actually most commercial soaps are detergents with perfume added. Michelle's soap is made with Olive Oil, Coconut Oil, Palm Oil, Lye and water.They are deliciously scented with essential oils of Lavender, Lemongrass, Rosemary, and Spearmint.
is run by Ellen Mackler. Ellen is an Alaska Native Indian. She enjoys being crafty and creative and loves to create things which are both nice looking and functional. Crochet is her favorite craft.
The attached image displays one of her lovely designs.
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6 comments:
wonderfully written features! -Shirley
Thanks, Irith! Appreciate the feature - and yes, better late than never :-)! Happens to all of us...
Dough, Dirt & Dye
Fabulous Feature~ Part of my job selling soap is educating everyone and you did a great job explaining it! Thank you!
Thank you so much for this very nice feature, Irith! Have I said it before that everytime I look at your work, I am breathless? I am sharing your blog and this post...oh and am now following you!
Aloha, Connie
Fabulous BESTeam feature! Thank you. I will be certain to share.
Ellen
Thank you so much for your wonderful comments! Lot of love to you!
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