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Are Your Ears Sensitive to Metals?

Many people have sensitivities to metals and the jewelry that's made out of them. If you're one of them, there are some things that you can try that may just get you back into that pair of earrings you so love!


You can experiment to find out what you CAN wear!

EXPERIMENT:
First, Let your ears heal. If you have extreme sensitivities, check with your doctor first.

Always clean new earring posts/earwires with rubbing alcohol. Then you can try out earrings made with the different types of quality metals: sterling, 14K gold filled (or 14K gold), and, if necessary, argentium silver. Wear each one for a day to see if your ears still react to the metal. (At the FIRST sign of irritation, take the earrings OFF! If you think you have an infection, be sure to check with your doctor.)

You can also try dipping an irritating earwire in clear fingernail polish. Be sure to let them dry thoroughly before you put them in your ears!

Once you find what works for you, you can
* have a jewelry artist replace the earwires of your favorite earrings with earwires that work, or even
* order a special pair of earwires from which you can hang
your earring dangles!

For step by step instructions and some additional information, you can check out my blog on this topic. If you'd like me to help you with the experimentation, you can convo me through my Etsy shop. I'd be happy to help!

Written by Judy of WellspringCreations

Give to Get!

Returning home from a day of filming, I struck up a conversation with a good looking guy, not because he was good looking might I add, but because he was wearing an OrangeRockCorps t-shirt. I have heard about this company on the radio and on Channel 4, it is a company that allows young people to volunteer their time for a couple of hours and in return, they get given tickets to up and coming festivals and concerts.

I asked Courtney what he had done today (I am not psychic, he still had the large sticker with his name written on it, stuck to the top left corner of his t-shirt), he told me that he and his friends painted the walls of some building in Shoreditch. In return for 4 hours work they gained tickets to see Mark Ronson in concert. "Ahh that's really good", I replied and I wished I stopped there but I didn't. The next sentence began with "Whilst I think it’s a great idea, I feel you young people are pampered and not encouraged to do something with no return..."

I saw the smile on his face slowly disappear; though his eyes told me he was intrigued in what this woman had to say. However I never got to say it because the train rolled up to Lewisham and he jumped off the train like speedy Gonzales, not before saying "Fair enough, you’re entitled to your opinion". He wasn't crushed and I know I didn't ruin his day, but I felt the need to write this for two reasons. Firstly, I know I have a good point and secondly, if somehow Courtney stumbles across this I want him to know that I am not a Meany!

When people are encouraged to give with a return, I feel the element of expectation will always follow and giving is not about receiving. Helping because you can and want to, should be enough. The reward comes from making a difference. As I am saying this I know a lot of my thinking pattern comes from being a counsellor. I have 253 hours of counselling clients for free, not part of a community order or any other type of punishment. I do it because I can and I do not expect anything in return. All I hope for is that I have in someway, given them what they needed in a time of emotional difficulty. The power of doing and giving is heavily underrated in today's society which is a shame.

Courtney and 8,000 other young people have worked on 100 projects over the summer holidays and been rewarded. I acknowledge that this is a good scheme as it enables young people to meet new people, work and go to concerts that they probably would not have been able to afford. However it is the reward that is the motivator and therefore I cannot overlook the longer term message that this promotes. Companies are feeding into a Generation Now culture, where everyone expects something for something. Yes, there probably is a small percentage of individuals that enjoyed the experience and would volunteer again and for free, though something tells me the majority would only do it again if the same incentives were in place, which defeats the whole object of volunteering. Compassion is declining whilst expectation is rising; the notion of giving to get given is fuelling a brat pack selfish society.



Related Posts:
1.Underage and Having Sex
2.Whats Love Got to Do with it?
3.Whats in a Name?




 © 2010 Lisa Bent 

Shop of the Week - dizzlePOP

Introducing Gigi Thorsen, the creative mind behind dizzlePOP, the Etsy Twitter Team's Shop of the Week. Gigi makes coffee cozies in a wide assortment of fabrics from bold to subtle, from flowers to skulls. It's no wonder she finds inspiration from these wonderful fabrics she's collected. In just over three years, her Etsy shop has seen 870+ sales, so news of her quality and attention to detail has certainly spread. Gigi says "I love making items functional and lasting!"

Some of dizzlePOP's popularity stems from Gigi's great customer service and fast shipping. Not one to rest on her laurels, her goal this year has been to make sure she has enough inventory to be able to turn her orders around quickly, but that's not her motivating force. She says, "For me it's not the numbers but the joy of creating and sharing!"

Gigi feels that Twitter is the best tool that brings business to dizzlePOP. Her secret? "Have relationships with your followers and those you follow." It's not just about the marketing, but the relationships you build through the medium of Twitter than can cause someone to check out your shop and stumble upon that 'just right' purchase. However, she does have a secret Twitter pleasure: Gigi loves to "watch views after a tweet and...to watch the number rise!"


Gigi is planning a holiday special starting sometime after Thanksgiving, but this week she's offering a shop of the week special!

Buy one, get one half off.
If you order 3 or more, shipping is free!
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Find dizzlePOP on
Etsy: http://www.etsy.com/shop/dizzlepop
Twitter: http://twitter.com/dizzlepop
Written by Judy of WellspringCreations

What's in a name?

  

After three girls, Chef Jamie Oliver is the proud father to his first son called, wait for it...

Buddy Bear Maurice. I don't know what to say, though should I really be surprised? Having named his daughter's Poppy Honey, Daisey Boo and Petal Blossom, it's obvious that Paul, Anthony or Luke would't have had a look in. What is it with celebrities that they have to choose such random names for their children? Especially when the majority of them have “normal” names themselves. What is the thinking process behind this? Is this a new craze among the social elite? Is it an obsession for their offspring to be as famous as the single named, globally recognised individuals, such as Madonna and Cher? Or in a world with roughly 6,869,100,000 inhabitants (estimate from Wikipedia) are they just exercising their creative rights, sticking a finger up to conformism?

To be fair to Jamie and the missus, their children’s names are pretty bland compared to these...

• Audio Science: Shannyn Sossamon
• Kal-El Coppol: Nicholas Cage (Kal-El is Superman’s original birth name)
• Sage Moonblood and Seargeoh: Sylvester Stallone and Sasha Czack
• Satchel: Spike Lee and Tonya Lewis Lee

Squash these names together and it will form the new advert for Rowntree's Randoms.

My version:

“Hello my little Sergeoh, this new drink of Sage Moonblood tastes like Audio Science, though if I’m lucky, it could turn me into Kale-EL Coppol and then I would be more than a Satchel”.

The original:

When you have money you can call your child what you like, because either way they will be alright. However not all people with weird names were products of famous mummy’s and daddies. Take Tiger Woods for example, he came from humble beginnings and now is a multi-millionaire. Who would have thought that a silly sounding name in childhood and lets face it, the continuous displays of snarling teeth, roaring sounds accompanied by claw hand movements, that I suspect he encountered, would grow up to become a tiger on the green and well... a tiger in the bedroom?


His international success, in my eyes is even more special due to his unique name, which in this instance is a creative blessing as his name fits the field he is in. Tiger on the green sounds fab, but not so fab if Tiger ended up being an employee at the local bank. With a name like that would he have even been employed? I may sound shallow but I am being realistic, as judgements are made way before the interviewing process begins, whether consciously or unconsciously it starts with the name at top of the CV or application form.


So what is in a name? I believe language is important, how you describe/label yourself gives an indication to who you are and what you think of yourself. Hopefully parents would have given some serious thought into the name that extends beyond adding a few Q’s, W’s and apostrophes in odd places, which Americans seem to love, evidenced in names such as Shanqueia and La’Quanda.


Take Erykah Badu’s children for example, Seven Sirius, Puma Sabti and Mars Merkaba, they are evidently unique names that contain an element of coolness and obvious meaning, though not known to me. Knowing that you are the first and only person with a name like that must feel amazing. I say this because on Facebook alone there are 449 Lisa Bent’s which I am quite upset about, I’m sure Freud would have something to say about this but anyway... the point I am trying to make is, does an unusual name give you an advantage in the confidence stakes? or does a parent’s creative inventiveness serve as an embarrassment for their child who may feel pressurised to live up to their name or defend it? Who knows? Perhaps I should ask Buddy Bear on his 21st Birthday!


On the flipside, I am forced to remember the many grown men who are called Devante, as a result of their mother’s fascination with 90’s American Boy group Jodeci. The two that I know, have chosen to use their more classic middle names instead. An unusual name can be fabulous only if it remains unique. I am no expert but I predict that this planet now contains quite a few Brooklyn’s and Beyonce’s which for me loses the essence of what was once unique.


Either way I guess it would seem that being unique can be a good thing but it is good to remember that children grow up. A name may sound cute at 5 years old but will it have the same tone at 19 years old and beyond? Parents may want their children to stick out, though in the early years a child’s whole being seems to be based around fitting in. So should parents be more considerate? Whilst there will never be a right or wrong answer I am contemplating that perhaps a celebrity doesn’t need to be considerate because their children will already have a fighting chance in life. Whereas the less well of need a fighting chance and it could be begin with a less creative name.


Shakespeare said “A rose by any other name would smell as sweet”. Meaning it is not the name that matters, but what something is. I agree, though the reality is children can be cruel and the world is not equal when it comes to judgements.


For more weird and wonderful names click here:
http://www.babble.com/celebrity/celebrity-style/33-worst-celebrity-baby-names/


Related Posts:
1.Give to Get
2.Whats Love got to do with it?
3.Under age and Having Sex
 © 2010 Lisa Bent 

What is the Issue?

As I sat in Starbucks watching my Saturday go by, I paid more attention than usual to The Big Issue seller. "Big issue! Big Issue?" He called as he tried to catch the attention of people coming from all directions in the narrow cobbled street of Embankment.In the 15 minutes I watched him, all I saw was the consistent shaking of heads, avoidance of eye contact and quite impressive swerving manoeuvres. I laughed at the ridiculousness of it all before realising I do the same thing. My smile retracted and I turned my attention to the seller who regardless of the outcome, which was the same, was unfazed in manner.

The longer I sat drinking my over priced coffee (I blame Sex and the City, by the way) I began to wonder why I, like so many others reacted in this way, even though I know The Big Issue is for a good cause.

We all grab The Evening Standard every day to get the latest news I assume, because it is free. Many get The Sun because it’s cheap and cheerful at 20p. Though at £1.70 why is The Big Issue seemingly such a hard sell? Whilst everyone likes a bargain and even more so in times of recession, I do not feel money is a factor. OK!, Marie-Claire and Vogue for example fly of the shelves without fail consistently, even though they are quite pricey and filled with at last 10 pages of glossy pictures before you get to read some words. As consumers people buy the things they want, things that make them feel better and things that they feel they can relate too. Perhaps the latter could contribute as a realistic reason? I don't know. I soon realise that I can search for answers until the cows come home, but the best person to ask would evidently be the man on the other side of the window.

I introduced myself to Michael before explaining that I had been watching him from Starbucks and wanted to know more. My first naive question was “Is it always like this? “Yes” he replied in regards to the consistent flow of people walking away empty handed. I asked how it works and he kindly explained, “I am homeless and this is how I make my money legally”. Every seller buys each magazine for 85p and sells it at the fixed price of £1.70, whatever money they make they keep, Michael usually buys 10 copies. I asked how long it would take to sell them, to which he explained “There is no set rule, every day is tough. I could ask between 5,000 and 8,000 people before one person buys it", I realise my mouth is hanging open and quickly close it.

Michael is homeless and chooses to sell the big issue over begging to make his money. However something tells me that as a beggar he would earn a whole lot more. I admire his persistence and want to help himself. I bought the magazine for the first time, which at the age of 31 is pretty bad, but I soon let go off this hang up, after all better late then never right?

The Big Issue is a well written magazine that contains an air that is lacking in the majority of magazines, which I can only describe as down to earth, real and honest. Street Lights is my favourite section as it contains articles and poems from people who live on the streets. Their experiences, vision and voice is a breath of fresh air from the superficial world of celebrities and consumerism. Love and Loss, a poem by Steve Gould was simple, beautiful and identifiable.

I also enjoyed Letter to My Younger Voice, a mini interview with a different celebrity each week, revealing a less glitz and glamour side, as they express what they would have done then, with the hindsight and knowledge they have now.

Having read the magazine I arrive at a potential answer to my initial enquiry. A possible reason as to why people do not buy The Big Issue as readily as other magazines, could be because the sellers are a reality of what could happen to us all. Hard to face, we avoid it and choose to pretend that it could not affect us, therefore we look away rather than embrace and support. It is fear based and ego led. Though another contributing reason wrapped up in this could be what I will call “Guilt” syndrome. When I hear “Big Issue” and I make eye contact, I have always said “sorry” before rushing by, though I don’t know what I am sorry for.

Michael and I’m sure the many other Big Issue sellers do not want to be pitied, but to be understood, supported and respected like the rest of us, they do a job and are also trying to make a living.

Regardless of what could be endless explanations for people’s behaviour, next time you see a Big Issue seller think twice before passing by. Your £1.70 is “A hand up not a hand out".

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HARVEST FESTIVAL!! ~Let's shop!

Meet Donnielle from

Design Knit Fun
Make sure you check out the Harvest section of this amazing shop! You can also find
Scarves, Neckwarmers, Cowls, and Bangles.

Include code ETTHarvest at purchase for a complimentary Simply Fun bangle - choice of colors depends on availability

Meet Ellie from My Little Chickadee Creations

Here you will find Tile Coasters, Wedding Favors, and Personalized Ornament.

Sale is the following -please use the code "ETTHarvest"

25% off select tile coasters & trivets during the harvest festival.

Meet Claire from RhodesAnnalsDesigns

Claire makes beautiful scarves, cowls, and bags.

Her sale is:

FREE international shipping for September using the code ETTHarvest

Meet Debby from starbabyonline She has set up a special section just for our Harvest festival where you will find beautiful jewelry.

Her sale is EtsyTwitter Team is having a fall Harvest Festival sale! For my part, each of my items with the "ETTHarvest" tag are each $2.00 off - no limit on how many you can purchase! Just include ETTHarvest" in the "message to seller" section of your final review and I'll PayPal the $2.00 back to you within 24 hours.

Meet Janelle from Scrap with Style .

If you love to scrap or love pretty ribbon you gotta book mark Janelle's shop. Where you will find tons of Paper, Ribbon, Scrapbook Kits all in fall/autumn themes

Sale of 10% off any order of $10 or more (not including shipping) with the ETTHarvest code entered in the "msg to seller" spot at checkout. Refunds will be given via paypal after payment is made, 10% back will not be given on the shipping charges. Only one promo code/offer per order.

Welcome to Jus Shar desings run by Beth. She sews, knits and crochets many different items for men, women, children and teens. Pictured on the left here is one of her hats for men. She has several other designs and colors to choose from.

Mention "ETTHARVEST" in sellers notes and receive

FREE shipping within the United States, and 15% off shipping for the rest.

Hope your finding some great deals for the holidays. If not do not give up hope there are many more shops we can help you find that perfect gift in.

~Jen

www.Jenco13.etsy.com

HARVEST FESTIVAL!! - Photo & Cranberry Stuffed Acorn Squash

Photo and Recipe submitted by:

Maxine Forward
Whimsy Fish Arts (http://www.etsy.com/shop/whimsyfish)

"This was taken at Applecrest Farm in Hampton Falls, NH last October. I have always loved the Ghosties (white pumpkins), as they are not very common around here. Nothing says Autumn like a pile of pumpkins!"

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This is very yummy, easy to make and uses great Autumn produce. Makes you hungry for Thanksgiving!

Cranberry Stuffed Acorn Squash
2 Servings

1 medium Acorn Squash
2 tbs. Slivered Almonds
2 Sweet Italian Chicken Sausages (6 oz. total)
¼ cup chopped Celery
¼ cup Water
3 oz. dry Cornbread Stuffing
¼ cup sweetened Dried Cranberries

1. Cut the squash in half from top to bottom. Scoop out seeds and discard. Cut a sliver from the bottom of each half so that they will sit upright. Place the halves, cut side up, on a baking sheet and roast in a 375° oven for 1 hour or until the flesh is soft. When cool enough to handle, scoop out the flesh leaving a ¼ inch thick shell. Put squash pulp in a bowl and set aside. Save the shells for stuffing.

2. Place the almonds in a skillet and toast for 2 to 3 minutes until lightly browned. Set aside.

3. Remove casings from the sausage and discard. Place sausage and celery in a non-stick skillet. Cook over medium-high heat until sausage is crumbled and no longer pink. Add water and bring to a boil. Remove from heat and gently stir in stuffing mix.

4. Mix stuffing with squash, almonds and cranberries. Cover and let stand 5 minutes.

5. Fill the 2 squash shells with stuffing and place on a baking dish sprayed with non-stick spray. Bake in a 350° oven for 30 minutes or until golden brown.

HARVEST FESTIVAL!! - Photo

These photographs were submitted by Judy of Wellspring Creations

According to Judy "The neighbors complain about the Liquid Amber trees which drop brown prickly golf sized balls (shown below) by the truckload most of the year. There are no complaints in the fall, however!"

HARVEST FESTIVAL!! ~Sweet Potato Casserole (or Sweet Potato Bake).

Curtis & Lydia Kinsey of FaerytaleWing's Art sent me this recipe to share with all of you. Here is what they said about it:

"We love this recipe because its super sweet and tasty! Curtis also loves sweet potato casserole, all year round. Lydia made it about 8 times since January."

Sweet Potato Casserole

(or Sweet Potato Bake)

Ingredients:
3 cups mashed sweet potatoes
2 eggs
1/2 cup sugar (as I learned it, it was about 1 cup of sugar! It was way too sweet like that!)
1/3 cup butter, melted
1 teaspoon vanilla
2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1/4 teaspoon cloves
1/4 cup heavy cream (or half and half, or whole milk) (don't add if lactose intolerant!)

(Adjust sugar, vanilla, cinnamon, nutmeg, and cloves to taste/diet/wants/wishes)

Topping:
1 cup brown sugar
3 tablespoons butter, melted
1/3 cup all-purpose flour
1 cup pecans (or walnuts, but pecans are better) chopped
Mix together with fork; sprinkle over top of casserole.

Directions
Preheat oven to 325 degrees.
Mix all ingredients together except for cream. Beat with an electric mixer until smooth.
Add cream;mix well.
Pour into greased casserole dish (preferably a 9"x9") and add topping.
Bake for 25 to 30 minutes.
Cool and consume.

http://twitter.com/faerytalewings

Shop of the Week - jusshar

The Etsy Twitter Team shop of the week is jusshar, featuring the sewn, knit, and crocheted accessories created by Beth Newbern-Hallam. Beth just doesn't run down to the store to buy material for every project. She loves to recyle yarns and fabrics. As she puts it, "I'm really dedicated to using what I have, and repurposing materials into something new." She does buy new materials for use in custom projects, unless the customer is like-minded and requests the repurposed materials!

As for ideas, Beth doesn't just get inspired; she is driven! "I just have an internal need to create. I knit and/or crochet every single day. I can't imagine NOT creating." Another thing Beth loves about her work is its mobility. She'll take it along on trips, car rides...even to her kids' school events! And if she's not getting the result she wants? "I can just unravel it and start over."

On the business front, Beth is planning to revamp her blog and website. She also plans to change the direction of her work from trying to hit trends to creating the items that come from her own imagination. This will be a challenge as she is a full time student in graphics and web design and planning a move to North Carolina where she plans to continue her college education. She wont' be alone though, as her youngest son will be attending the same college!

As for Twitter, Beth does tweet, but considers herself a "dabbler". As a business tool, she approaches social media carefully as she is concerned about being spammy. "That's such a turn off for me personally." Bringing business to her shop has been a struggle, although she has concluded that her sales are cyclical, with increased activity over the holidays. With her busy college schedule and planned relocation, Beth is planning to put her Etsy shop on an indefinate break on November 30th. "I'd like to sell out my Etsy shop(s) by then."


This week, jusshar is offering
25% off to anyone who adds
"SOTW" in the message to the seller!
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Other links to jusshar:
Etsy Shop: http://jusshar.etsy.com
Twitter: http://twitter.com/jusshar
Facebook: http://facebook.com/jusshardesigns
Blog: http://jusshardesigns.blogspot.com

Written by Judy of Wellspring Creations

HARVEST FESTIVAL!! - Photo

These photos were provided by Janet from

http://honeyfromthebee.etsy.com

Don't you just love the colors??

MEET US AT THE FAIR!

If you're like me I love this time of year when the weather cools and bring out craft fairs and farmers markets. Which made me think that many of us on the Etsy Twitter Team (ETT) have been talking about the up coming shows we are having. With over a 1,000 readers and approx 100 shops I thought about how much I would love to meet some more of our members. So I asked the team to send me a list of Craft shows/farmers markets that they will be doing in the next few months.

If you have never been to a craft show/farmers market I highly suggest going to check them out. You can not only meet our sellers, Etsy Twitter Team, but you can talk to them one on one about their craft and products.

My DH, Joe and I go to a farmers market every Sunday and when we do we meet and find the most amazing things. I have even started my holiday shopping. My biggest surprised was to already have found one of my "hard to buy for" gifts.

Please come meet the following sellers during the month of September:

September 11th

Meet Janet from ~~~Honey from the Bee

Opulent Art Show

10-5 PM

The Cutting Garden, 303 Dahlia Llama Lane, Sequim, Washington

My etsy shop: http://honeyfromthebee.etsy.com

Opulent Art Show link: http://www.opulentartshow.com/

or

Meet Thea from ~~~ Fibrous

Portobello September Craft Fair

10.00am - 4.00pm

Portobello Town Hall, Edinburgh, UK

147 - 149 High Street
Portobello
EH15 1AF
UK
http://www.edinburghcraftfairs.co.uk/Venues.htm

Fibrous: http://fibrous.etsy.com

Ooh and for our readers if you mention the code "TWITTER" at the Portobello Market she will be giving you a 10% discount!!

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September 18, 2010

Meet Jen from ~~ Jenco13

(aka ETT team leader)

9TH ANNUAL ROASTED CHILE FESTIVAL

9AM TO 3PM

12500 E. Old Spanish Trail about 4 miles east of Saguaro National Park East in and around the big green & white barn

www.rvfm.org

www.Jenco13.etsy.com

Mention this blog post l to me and I will give you a 10% discount.

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September 26- Sunday

Meet Thea from ~~~ Fibrous

She will be doing a class and demonstrations at:

Edinburgh Bead Fair

11-00am - 4.30pm

Corn Exchange, 11 Newmarket Road,

Edinburgh, EH14 1RJ
UK
http://edinburghbeadfair.co.uk/visit_edinburgh_bead_fair_3.html

http://fibrous.etsy.com

~Hope you will join us at our fairs. there are more fairs to be posted for October, November and December.

Wishing you all a very happy shopping season.

Jen

HARVEST FESTIVAL!! ~ Pumpkin dip

One thing I love to do at this time of year is to cook. Out comes the baking pans, measuring cups and tons of cook books. So with the new cooking movie Julia and Julia coming out this past year I figured I am not alone. So I asked our members to share some of their favorite items they love to cook.Below is a Pumpkin dip sure to make any football fan or baseball fan happy to munch on while rooting on their favorite team.

Pumpkin Dip

8 oz. cream cheese softened

2 c. powder sugar

15 oz. solid pack pumpkin

1 T. cinnamon

1 T. pumpkin pie spice

1 tsp. frozen orange juice concentrate (optional)

Mix ingredients together, and serve with gingersnaps.

A special thanks to Lois from FoxyGknits for sharing this beautiful Pumpkin dip with us. I am sure looking forward to making some for the football games this weekend.

Twitter: @foxygknits

HARVEST FESTIVAL!! ~Let's shop!

Meet Janet from Honey from the Bee.

Janet joined our team this summer and sells necklaces, earrings, bracelets and brooches. I'm in love with this beautiful Tiger Lampwork and silver acorn pendant.

Meet Rita- one of our newest members of ETT. Rita runs 2 shops on etsy AndMoreBags

& RitasCreationsOnETSY

Pictured to the left is one of Rita's items from AndMoreBags where you will find

Reusable Snack Sacks, Zippered Bags, Mini Wallets/Business
Card Holders. I love this apple Reusable bag that is sure to brighten up anyones lunch box!

Rita is offering a 10% off on any item tagged with HARVESTFESTIVAL - use the promotional code

ETTHarvest and I refund via PayPal

Meet Lois from Foxy G. Knits .

She makes beautiful scarves, wraps, and shawls in a variety of autumn shades and hues. She has a beautiful variety of other colors sure to please all during those cool autumn days.

To see Lois's selection of what reminder her of autumn check out this section of her shop: Harvest festival

~Jen

www.jenco13.etsy.com