Last-Minute Stocking Stuffer: Mia Bead Jewelry

These handmade rings and hairpins make great stocking stuffers! We have assorted colors and styles available in the rings and pins, which are sold individually.

We'll even giftwrap them for FREE!

Last-Minute Gift Idea: Handmade Scarves

If you're looking for a last-minute gift this week, we have lots of options, which we'll blog about over the next few days. Here's a great idea: Handmade Melbry Fabric Remix Scarves!

Made from a mix of new fabrics and upcycled, vintage slacks & skirts, these scarves are completely unique & one-of-a-kind! Inspired by colors, patterns textures and design.

There are only a few of these left! We're open regular hours Tuesday & Wednesday (10-6) and 10-4 on Christmas Eve.

The Wrapping Party "Wraps Up"

We were very productive and chatty while wrapping our gifts this Sunday. I enjoyed spending time with all the wrapping guests! Thanks for coming and hope everyone has a great holiday.

I dreamed, I saw

We enjoyed seeing our laptop featured in this blog called I dreamed I saw. Check it out!

Holiday Wrapping

We've got an entire line of wrapping ideas for you...There are stickers, toppers, papers, ribbons and more that will coordinate your slew of gifts. I use one set of coordinating designs for each family so I can keep everyone straight.

Here is a photo of our Pink Forest design...

Another Etsy Fave

I have a "thing" for nesting dolls. When my children get old enough to NOT RUIN THEM by turning them into bowling pins, cat toys or missiles (such as when they are in college), I'm going to start a collection for my own private enjoyment.

This is a favorite etsy seller of mine called mooshoopork, showcasing these charming "Old Men" nesting dolls. I think they are so charming!

Our Holiday Window Design

It's finally up! This was, as usual, a collaborative effort. We wanted to coordinate the window with our holiday wrapping designs (to be posted soon) so we used the deer in the woods pink/dark berry color scheme.

The rest was Lindsay's sweat and tears. We found a cardboard deer on-line and Lindsay painstakingly deconstructed it, scanned the pieces, redrew the pieces in a larger size (for better impact in the window), printed them out and transferred them onto large corrugated cardboard pieces. Then we trimmed the pieces and fit them together. Later we half-thought that since the deer we bought was called the "Buck Jr" that there was possible a "Buck Sr" in the right size but it was too awful to think that...

Then we created the whimsical trees out of cardboard and tissue and the rest is history.