Hopefully, when our December issue arrived on your door, you yelled, “yes!”, immediately read it front to back, became wildly inspired and ran out to start and/or finish your holiday shopping. If not, there’s still time.
We never are able to use all the fascinating photos we take of the people (and their products) whose stories grace our publication, so here are a few extras you might not have seen in our December cover story, Gift Guide (which you can read in its entirety here) for that little extra nudge you might need to fill all that empty floor under the Christmas tree.
What? You don’t have your tree yet? Well, I never! We would know nothing about such procrastination.
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- Get the perfect teacher appreciation gift on facebook.com/lilyspad1, where Cindy Jenkins shares some of her crafty clipboards and more.
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- Shop Elaine Glasscock’s virtual store at etsy.com/shop/ek2crafts for beautiful, personalized baubles.
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- Susan Hill turned a room of her home into a workshop and started creating her own reversible, adjustable doggie bandanas. Connect at pawprintsbandanas@gmail.com.
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- Kimberly Atman’s hymnal trees are her most popular product. Find them at funkyfindsandtreasures.com.
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- April Wade’s easy-to-wear infinity scarves make gift giving a cinch. Visit etsy.com/shop/aprilwade.
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- Sheree Tomba’s fuzzy felt nesting bowls, cup holders, purses and chalk bags are made 100 percent from wool. Tomba also is a painter and purveyor of striking abstract art. Find her on onacolorcloud.com.
