Showing posts with label featured. Show all posts
Showing posts with label featured. Show all posts

Friday, November 8, 2013

Featured as Skirt! Lexington Blogger of the Month


Happy Friday!  I just wanted to pop in and share some exciting news...  I'm currently featured by skirt! Lexington as their Blogger of the Month.  If you're interested in reading more about my blogging history, what inspires me to write, how blogging has changed my lifestyle, etc. jump on over to the feature here.

Saturday, June 12, 2010

AllRecipes.com Favorite Photo - Again!

My Cookies & Cream Cupcakes were voted Favorite Photo today on AllRecipes.com! This is the third or fourth time one of my photos has shown up on the front page of AllRecipes and each and every time is a joy. It's such a neat feeling having one of your photos on the front page of such a popular site.

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Featured on decor8!

Heather of Gathering Spriggs featured my work today in a guest post on decor8. Check it out here along with the work of four other amazing Etsy artists!

Wednesday, May 5, 2010

Featured on EpiCute. The Cute Food Blog.

I've been following EpiCute. The Cute Food Blog. since I found them and posted about their adorableness back in January. One of my friends recently suggested to me that I submit some of my own photos of my treats. At first I was hesitant and I didn't think anything I've ever made/photographed was quite cute enough to be featured. But then I figured there was no harm in submitting a photo. So I did...

And today they featured my Chocolate Cupcakes with Chocolate Fudge Frosting! I am seriously on the verge of doing a happy dance right now! I'm so flattered. Words cannot describe how happy this made me.

Saturday, April 3, 2010

Featured on the FRONT PAGE of Etsy!

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This morning at 8am while I was preoccupied in dreamland, my Butterfly Stud Earrings were featured on the front page of Etsy.com!

According to the stats from CraftCult, the treasury which featured my earrings appeared on the front page this morning at 8am. Fortunately/unfortunately the earrings sold at 8:23am, so they didn't receive as much front page glory as possible. I have gained quite a few new shop and item hearts from the experience! This is so exciting as I've been hoping and waiting to see one of my items on the front page for years. It's a real honor!

Monday, March 15, 2010

On the Front Page of All Recipes Again!

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My Oreo Truffles were voted the one of the Favorite Photos on All Recipes today! It's so neat to see your photo and creation on the front page of a website that isn't of your own creation. This happened once before back in November after I made the Halloween Spiderweb Cookies. It's such a small, fleeting thing but it brightens my day!

Thursday, January 28, 2010

So Sweet!

The super sweet and talented Heather of Gathering Spriggs blogged about my shop today after having purchased a pair of The Lady in Plum Earrings for her sister's birthday. You can read her post on the Gathering Spriggs blog here. Make sure you stay a while and glance around Heather's blog--it is full of the most gorgeous and inspiring photos. She has such a wonderful eye!

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Treasury Feature


My Gertrude Stud Earrings in Pale Pink are currently featured in an Etsy Treasury full of Pastel Delights! I am loving that Milky Flowers in Green Clutch by EightSeasons. I love their work! Really and truly, I love anything pastel which is probably evident by the offerings in my shop.

Monday, October 19, 2009

Giveaway at All Things New!

My Puttin' On the Ritz Stud Earrings are currently up for grabs in a giveaway hosted by Rachel at All Things New!

These are one of my favorite pairs of stud earrings and have been one of my best sellers recently in my Etsy shop. The studs are incredibly glamorous but also simple enough to be worn for every day. They feature vintage Japanese gold plated rose cabochons set onto sterling silver posts. They are truly stunning!

And not only are my earrings up for grabs in the giveaway, the winner will also receive two bath & body products from Anita of Sweet Treat Your Body. Talk about an awesome giveaway! To enter simply visit my Etsy shop as well as Anita's and then leave a comment on Rachel's blog with your name and email address. The giveaway ends on Thursday, October 22nd at 11pm.

Good luck!

Tuesday, October 13, 2009

Treasury Feature

My Last Leaf Earrings are currently featured in a leaf themed treasury on Etsy.

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Don't you just love fall? I have been enjoying warm mugs of apple cider, homemade vanilla bean marshmallows and cozy stews. Last night I made a yummy Beef Stew and it completely satisfied my fall craving for something thick and hearty.

I love this recipe so much as it involves minimum work with maximum return. You just throw everything in your slow cooker, stir and forget about it--well, unless you're me and you work from home. I was tortured all day yesterday as I sat in my studio smelling this delicious stew simmering away across the house. Come 6 o'clock I was finished with my work day and my stew was ready and waiting for me. I threw together some store bought biscuits for dunking in the thick broth and the hubby and I had a perfectly cozy meal to enjoy as we watched this week's episode of Dexter.


Slow Cooker Beef Stew
adapted from All Recipes

serves 4

1 lb. beef stew meat
1/4 cup all-purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper
2 cloves of garlic, minced
1 teaspoon paprika
1 tablespoon Worchestershire sauce
1 medium onion, finely chopped
1 1/2 cups beef broth
2 large russet potatoes, diced
2 handfuls of baby carrots
2 bay leaves
1 package of McCormick's Beef Stew Seasoning*

1. Mix the flour, salt and pepper in the bottom of your slow cooker. Add the meat and stir to coat with flour mixture. Stir in the garlic, paprika, Worchestershire sauce, onion, beef broth, potatoes, carrots and McCormick's Beef Stew Seasoning (if using). Nestle in the bay leaves.

2. Cover, and cook on Low for 10 to 12 hours or on High for 4 to 6 hours. Serve.

I cooked mine on high for 5 hours and the potatoes and carrots were tender, but not falling apart.

*I added a package of McCormick's Beef Stew Seasoning per some suggestions on All Recipes; however, next time I will try it without as the stew had a bit too much seasoning. I think with using the beef broth and the seasonings in the recipe, the added Beef Stew Seasoning was a bit much.

Sunday, November 30, 2008

Featured in the Free Shipping Gift Guides

I was browsing through the Etsy Gift Guides to see what was new, and I stumbled upon my Last Leaf earrings!

What a wonderful surprise! There they are, third column on the bottom row. Thank you for the feature, Etsy!

Wednesday, November 12, 2008

Gift Packaging Featured in the Etsy Storque!


I was browsing through recent Storque articles as I do every couple of days, and I happened upon an article for Packaging Ideas and lo and behold, there was my Hands in Pockets packaging about half way through the article!

How exciting! Neither of my shops have ever been featured in the Storque, gift gifts, or on the front page. What an honor and an encouragement! Thank you, daniellexo!

The photo shows the packaging I've been using for around a year for Hands in Pockets. I'll soon be upgrading to a bit larger, square purple jewelry boxes with white organza ribbon. I've been packaging That Winsome Girl orders in the loveliest jade colored gift boxes with white satin ribbon and peach colored paper flower bouquets. I think it is so important to package items beautifully, it really shows the customer that you care and are thankful for their order. Additionally, with jewelry, shipping in jewelry boxes is a great way to ensure the customer receives their item(s) safe and sound.

I've been meaning to capture a lovely photo of my That Winsome Girl packaging for some time. I'll definitely move that to the top of my to-do list so customers will see just how their gifts will be packaged for the holidays!

I also just recently ran out of my old stock of kraft bubble mailers and ordered some lovely white ones. I have been dreaming up different ways to decorate them for shipping. One of my biggest goals for my Etsy shops at the moment is to work on organization and streamlining of listing and packaging.

Monday, October 13, 2008

Etsy Treasury

My Windmills and Picture Frames stud earrings from Hands in Pockets are currently featured in a beautiful treasury full of navy blues created by Bead Stylin'.



There I am in the top middle! I love the rich blues of the treasury.

My Windmills and Picture Frames stud earrings were created from vintage glass cabochons with Rembrandt-esque windmills. For these earrings I have paired the cabochons with unique vintage navy blue buttons (taken from my mother's button collection) to create the feel of a framed work of art!

A similar pair of stud earrings if found in my shop. My Like Rembrandt studs are crafted from the same vintage cabochons minus the buttons. They are an interesting pair of studs, perfect for everyday casual wear and are available for an unbeatable $3!

Thursday, September 25, 2008

Featured by OMG! Lia?

A super sweet fellow Kentuckian/Etsian posted on her blog today about my Blue Girl necklace.




I couldn't be more honored! It was so very kind of her.
I am planning to offer more variations on the cameo/charm necklace soon.
Lots of fall and winter themed items are on the way as well.
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