Showing posts with label artists. Show all posts
Showing posts with label artists. Show all posts

11.05.2009

Straight from the CIC team blog (which I wrote...)



Congrats Karen! You won the October Monthly Challenge!
(aren't you glad you entered at the last minute? hahaha).
Well, here's your very special prize: YOUR OWN BLOG FEATURE!
You also get many twuffered promotions of your shop done by me (Kelsi).

Well, let's get started.

Karen has a great shop in the corner of etsy titled RachaelsGarden.etsy.com.
She is very talented and makes lots of great items that are perfect for the person who has everything (do I hear great holiday shopping?)
She makes ornaments, birdhouses, wall plaques, and much more.
Here's a sneak peek at a few great things in her shop:
(pictures are clickable)











Aren't those birdhouses great?!
That sign looks like the kinds at the store!
If you shop with Karen, you'll definitely get some great quality work.

So when you're doing your CyberMonday shopping after Thanksgiving, consider the following.
SHOP AT RachaelsGarden.etsy.com!

***REMEMBER THE NEXT THEME IS FOOD!***

7.14.2009

:)

Hello everyone reading this!
As you know from reading my little about me section, I am a senior in high school.
Big whoop huh?

Well my school requires all seniors to do a "Senior Project" (My school is one of the only schools in my state that does it).

What does this mean to you?
Well....
Here's my idea:
I am going to do a huge local craft show here in my town. (I'm a genius).
However, it's going to be more than that. It will be titled: Starving Artists Ending Hunger.

I will have a raffle for prizes and those proceeds will all go to Action Against Hunger. 80% of my personal proceeds will also go to the foundation. Whoever else wants to participate with the foundation at the show will be welcome to join in and help.

I will also be making a club and we will be raising money and the members will help me with my project.

I don't have to start this for a while (I'm not in school right now, so it hasn't even been approved) but when it starts, 30% of my shop proceeds will go to the foundation until my project is over.

What do you think of my idea?