Sentences with phrase «with handmade things»

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The online marketplace for buying and selling all things handmade embodies its own do - it - yourself style in both design and function, creating a hub where independent artisans can connect directly with their buyers.

Weeeeell, my kids mostly have handmade soft toys and wooden things, with some matchbox cars and a few stray plastic animals.

To celebrate, we've put together our own BUST Craftacular Christmas wishlist, full of beautiful things handmade by the designers and makers of Folksy who will be setting up their stalls on Sunday and showing you what they're made of — and what they've been making with it.

You can follow along with Randi on her blog i have to say... and you can find some of her handmade creations for sale in the Simple Things Etsy shop.

Having grown up with creative influences around me, I have a deep appreciation for all things handmade.

However, we quickly piled our things onto our booth's table and ran over to help the Cathies, whose beautiful wares were getting drenched despite their best efforts with handmade plastic walls for their booth.

And so this got me thinking... I would love to do a Christmas tree of all handmade ornaments with the only things........

«My favorite baby shower gifts are always the handmade blankets and hats and things that were made especially for your baby with love.»

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With so many comments and emails asking where we get our ingredients for recipes and the equipment used for our handmade things.

I have a been working on a few different things the past few months, one of the projects was this handmade FarmHouse Table with Apron and Corner Brackets, and my today's post — Foldable Craft Table which I made from Scrap Wood.

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One of my favorite things about Karina Dresses is that they are all handmade with love and integrity right here in the USA — in Brooklyn,...

One of my favorite things about Karina Dresses is that they are all handmade with love and integrity right here in the USA — in Brooklyn, NYC to be exact!

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Accessorized with my vintage Louis Vuitton bag (I have the best aunt — she has an uncanny gift of finding things and is so generous), handmade tassel earrings, and a vintage choker which I wrapped around my wrist as a bracelet.

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My blog is proof of my obsession with crochet, crafting, and love of all things handmade as I often post crochet patterns, tutorials & crafty inspiration.

My blog is proof of my obsession with crochet, crafting, and love of all things handmade as I often post crochet patterns, tutorials & crafty inspiration.

The result is a social enterprise, setting up a new company called Granby Workshop, which makes handmade products for homes — the sorts of things that were stripped out of the Liverpool houses they are involved with.

It is one of the underlying structures and mediums that I work with in combination with technology and handmade things.

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Channeling the art - world zeitgeist favoring all things handmade and artisanal, Wadden has been captivating collectors with his large hand - loomed geometric tapestries.

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My blog is proof of my obsession with crochet, crafting, and love of all things handmade as I often post crochet patterns, tutorials & crafty inspiration.

About Blog Wild Olive is a blog about handmade crafts and cuteness, embroidery patterns, projects and printables, with a dose of kawaii things with sweet faces!

My blog is proof of my obsession with crochet, crafting, and love of all things handmade as I often post crochet patterns, tutorials & crafty inspiration.

I just love the simplicity of swapping out what's in them with simple and handmade things!

We also have a lot of sentimental things in the house from my Amish grandparents, including an old pew bench, a ladder filled with Grandma's quilts, and Grandpa's handmade tool box that I fill with mason jars and anything pretty from our yard.

Throw together some handmade potpourri with things you can find in the garden and the kitchen cupboards.

Having grown up with creative influences around me, I have a deep appreciation for all things handmade.

And here's another thing that I think is really awesome — if you're not ready to commit to a rug right now, you can bring the handmade, artisan look into your decorating with cushion covers made from remnants of beautiful vintage rugs.

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