December is just about upon us. Today we spent the day at the Asbury Lanes Record Swap/Sale. It was such a great time, I love that place.
On Monday December 1st Cruelty Free Etsy and Vegan Etsy kick off the Campaign for Holidays with Compassion. I am having a sale in my shop buy 2 cuffs for $25. etsy shop
or
1000markets shop
For more gifts of compassion enter in cfe team or veganetsy team into the search to find some great products. You can also visit the Cruelty Free Etsy Team shopping guide here http://crueltyfreeetsy.blogspot.com
If you are looking for something special or a unique design send me a message I can create customized items.
We have a few more shows coming up for the month of December:
On December 14th we will be at the Bust Craftacular in NYC
On December 20 we will be at the Punk Rock Flea Market in Philadelphia
Our products are always vegan and cruelty free.
Showing posts with label recycled. Show all posts
Showing posts with label recycled. Show all posts
Sunday, November 30, 2008
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Thursday, August 7, 2008
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Eco Friend Online
You can now shop for my cuffs online at ecofriendonline.com
Ecofriendonline.com is a one-stop, eco friendly shopping source for natural organic and green products made from recycled, environmentally sustainable and healthy materials. Shop green!
Thursday, May 15, 2008
plentymag.com
Check out this write up on me at plentymag.com
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Record Remix
Want to see your favorite musicians from yesteryear under your cup of coffee first thing in the morning? Then listen up: JaK, or Jennifer Krumholz, knows the full meaning of the word "replay." She's been designing notebook covers and coasters for the last five years out of record albums and compact discs. She combines images from cd's, record jackets, and photo transfers she's taken onto homemade paper. Turning what she finds at record store bargain bins and the occasional box left on the side of the road into functional pieces of art. Her items can be purchased online at Jakrandomart.com."
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Friday, March 21, 2008
Featured Seller Sweet Shawty's Accessories
SweetShawty.etsy.com
Who are you?
My name is Sara and I am ''Sweet Shawty''! I am truly a ''Shawty'' at only 5 foot. I am a mom and a wife. It's so exciting to me to see things come to life step by step. I really like to dabble in as many media as possible. I try to make items that people have never seen before. I'm rather Silly. I love to laugh! I am completely in touch with my inner child! =)
How did you get started?
I get my talent from my Great-Great Grandmother. I've always loved to create things. Even when I was a little girl I would sit and try to make things (back then I was usually making things out of legos). Then as I got older, I would make things for my friends as gifts. Every one would always tell me I should try to make a living from my talent and so here I am selling my items on Etsy and Ebay.
What inspires you?
I get my inspiration from my husband. We actually feed off each other. My husband is an artist and when he is at home painting and using his talent it inspires me to go create myself. For my years I neglected my talent. I never made time for it. But he has helped bring it back to me, for which I am very grateful!
Your shop has a lot of items made from recycled materials. Do you want to share any eco friendly/recycling sort of tips?
I just want to say that we all should value this place we live. And by recycling we can do our part to try to keep this world a beautiful place.
Blog:
http://sweetshawty.blogspot.com
Who are you?
My name is Sara and I am ''Sweet Shawty''! I am truly a ''Shawty'' at only 5 foot. I am a mom and a wife. It's so exciting to me to see things come to life step by step. I really like to dabble in as many media as possible. I try to make items that people have never seen before. I'm rather Silly. I love to laugh! I am completely in touch with my inner child! =)
How did you get started?
I get my talent from my Great-Great Grandmother. I've always loved to create things. Even when I was a little girl I would sit and try to make things (back then I was usually making things out of legos). Then as I got older, I would make things for my friends as gifts. Every one would always tell me I should try to make a living from my talent and so here I am selling my items on Etsy and Ebay.
What inspires you?
I get my inspiration from my husband. We actually feed off each other. My husband is an artist and when he is at home painting and using his talent it inspires me to go create myself. For my years I neglected my talent. I never made time for it. But he has helped bring it back to me, for which I am very grateful!
Your shop has a lot of items made from recycled materials. Do you want to share any eco friendly/recycling sort of tips?
I just want to say that we all should value this place we live. And by recycling we can do our part to try to keep this world a beautiful place.
Blog:
http://sweetshawty.blogspot.com
Saturday, February 23, 2008
Featured Seller Entangles - One of a Kind By Julia
This is the second story on featured Etsy sellers I hope you take a moment to check out Julia's shop and that you enjoy her creativity as much as I did.
www.juliajae.etsy.com
I am Julia, Seattle native and UW alumni. Wanted to be a graphic artist then decided I was going to need to eat and pay bills so changed my major to marketing.
I got started with recycling jewelry because people kept giving me their old and broken stuff for collages and mosaics. I felt guilty tearing some of it apart because the components were so beautiful and they were becoming lost mixed in with other pieces and parts.
The Seattle rain inspires me to make things that sparkle (I'm part bird) to brighten up the gray days. Someone turning on a television also inspires me - to get up, leave the room and head to my workbench even if just to make envelopes from old fashion mags.
My only recycling tips would be; 1) Really look at what you're putting in the landfill- REUSE -many things have continued purpose and can be donated to schools, put on Freecycle.com, traded or become an extra income if you seek out the right buyer. 2) Really look at what you're putting in the landfill - BUY the right products and packaging.
Blog http://entangles.blogspot.com/
www.juliajae.etsy.com
I am Julia, Seattle native and UW alumni. Wanted to be a graphic artist then decided I was going to need to eat and pay bills so changed my major to marketing.
I got started with recycling jewelry because people kept giving me their old and broken stuff for collages and mosaics. I felt guilty tearing some of it apart because the components were so beautiful and they were becoming lost mixed in with other pieces and parts.
The Seattle rain inspires me to make things that sparkle (I'm part bird) to brighten up the gray days. Someone turning on a television also inspires me - to get up, leave the room and head to my workbench even if just to make envelopes from old fashion mags.
My only recycling tips would be; 1) Really look at what you're putting in the landfill- REUSE -many things have continued purpose and can be donated to schools, put on Freecycle.com, traded or become an extra income if you seek out the right buyer. 2) Really look at what you're putting in the landfill - BUY the right products and packaging.
Blog http://entangles.blogspot.com/
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