Barbara the owner of "All About The Buttons" loves to create. She said since she was a child, she have always been busy with various forms of fiber work including knitting, crochet, needlepoint, embroidery and weaving. Alongside of those interests was that famous old cookie tin of buttons that she loved to play with.
After a fulfilling career in education followed by the ease of online selling, she now devote myself full-time to combining fibers and buttons. She also love and make clocks, magnets and bookmarks. She love special orders so please don't hesitate to ask. Read more on All-About-Button
Faye Goode said she love just being alive. She also said there is so much of the world to explore and such a wonderful support group around her. Faye's passion is quickly evolving as a jewelry designer though in another life she was an equally passionate Canadian Realtor.
She enjoy using castoff elements from my friend's jewel boxes or from garage sale finds and combining them with some nice sparkly new elements to create a pleasant marriage between old and new in unique jewelry designs. Nothing is duplicated in her shop. Read More on Faye Goode
Raige Creations - where Creating and Vintage is all the Raige! You can find handmade original items made by Rebecca and an eclectic mix of Vintage items. Rebecca, and began Raige Creations after a thoughtful gift of a crochet hook and yarn for Christmas which brought back memories of her late family members creating art and music.
She said it was a long journey to get to Raige, but without each step, she wouldn’t be where she is today. Rebecca said she is lucky to say her childhood was heavily influenced with art and music, even though she chose to study Business. Rebecca found the courage to venture out on her own leaving the corporate world and create some Raige.
Anika Janelle Pettiford of Janelle Beauty always had big dreams. Growing up in the Caribbean isles of Trinidad and Tobago, Anika always had clarity on her ability to go against the grain and create her own reality no matter what the odds.Anika migrated to the United States and immediately realized her dream to attend college. This was the beginning of a relentless pursuit and a patient perseverance in achieving the American Dream.
Teresa (Terri) Riley, proprietor of Paper On Parade, also known as POP Embroidery have for over 40 years used her hands to lovingly created and designed a variety of projects
Terri said her Grandmother taught her to sew when she was 8 years old and she was using a sewing machine with ease by 10. At 56, she continues to enjoy sewing, embroidery, scrapbooking and just about any type of crafts. Sometimes it is difficult to stay focused on one project. Read More on Paper On Parade
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Thank you so much for a neat review! Love the review idea, too!
You're welcome Terri
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