We’ve been going at this silent auction to benefit the people of Haiti for 7 days now and raised a good bit of money for the Red Cross International Response Fund. After today, there will be 3 more days of auctions
with the last day being Wednesday, January 27th. All goods for the auction have [...]
By guest contributor Amy Anderson
I first learned how to knit when I was in middle school. My grandmother—the goddess of all textile arts—taught me, and I’ve been striving for greatness ever since. But I’m stuck in the rut of scarves and more scarves, without the patience to learn anything more complicated.
Solution? Knit Green: 20 Projects & [...]
It’s Day 6 of the silent auction to benefit the people of Haiti. All goods have been donated by a group of very generous indie shops and 100% of the proceeds will go to the Red Cross International Response Fund.
Be sure to visit the Haiti Relief Fundraiser page for all the details.
How does it [...]
I’m crushing on these delightful art pieces from the Winter Love Galleria. What about you? Don’t you think they are gorgeous?
Portugal Mon Amour
Stephanie Fizer
Cori D
Pretty Messes
Sloe Gin Fizz
Unconventional Ida
Aisyah Ang
Sweet Harvey
Hilary Hitchcock Photography
Khristian A. Howell Surface Design & Photography
Daydreamers
The Indie Fixx Galleria is an online showcase of handmade, indie-made & vintage goods. Think of it [...]
Congratulations to the following winners in the latest Indie Fixx contests.
Benjamin from Oakland, CA won the Planning for your indie biz Craft Inc. Business Planner.
Marla, Aimee & Jenya won a copy each of the Scoutie Girl 52 Weeks of Blogging Your Passion e-book.
Jenny won the #indielbs weight loss challenge prize.
Finally, Alicia won the Flourish e-course [...]
At Miss Natalie one finds utilitarian and decorative household goods, designed and hand-crafted with flair. Inventory includes hand-stenciled tea towels, wooden apple-shaped boxes, reusable lunch bags, as well as collectible wooden eggs and heirloom growth charts. As we begin to settle into the wintery month of Janary, we ask Natalie Davis [...]
