one of the great things about Etsy is the community of artisans from around the world. we can join teams based on techniques used, business topics, etc to help with business ideas and to get answers on how to do certain techiniques.
so the starting gate is just about to open on the holiday shopping season...
i thought i'd showcase some of my teamies. the artisan industry has huge dollar influx into USA economy but artisans are constantly battling up against mass produced imported items.we unusually can't compete on price but we pour lots of love into our creations...please take a look at these handmade items and try to support an artisan... school budgets keep leading to more arts programs cut so where is our next generation of artisan going to learn? american crafts have always been a big part of our culture. please help keep us around... and the best part is you get some unique items to enjoy...
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| laura lives in MA and has a goat herd, how cool is that? her soaps are fabulous http://www.etsy.com/shop/TrystingTreeFarm?ref=pr_shop_more  Tropical xmas tree skirt Annie is a local Southern Californian. as you know we can have wonderfully warm xmas. i don't miss MI winter. would it be tooo cruel to send this xmas skirt to someone buried in snow?!http://www.etsy.com/shop/anniekdesigns  you can order custom banners for your special events http://www.etsy.com/shop/simplewhimsey?ref=ss_profile  http://www.etsy.com/shop/sophienme?ref=ss_profile  http://www.etsy.com/shop/QuirkynBerkeleyCards?ref=seller_info  dana makes fun hats http://www.etsy.com/shop/danadooleydesigns?ref=seller_info heres one last one, a tote bag to carry with you, made by a high school friend and former neighbor.  melissa is a fabulous seamstress. we have a baby quilt she made Scott. she has bags in many styles along with other fabric items such as book covers http://www.etsy.com/shop/japanesqueaccents?ref=seller_info wishing you all a safe fun Thanksgiving weekend, jeanne |
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