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I’m a single parent to one dog Rat Terrier/Chihuahua Mix. I’m a full time Designer with Just Play LLC, who loves color and making pretty things that others might like too. I currently help with Hairdorables, and I’m absolutely crazy about them. <3 I have two other pages for those who would like to see specifically my Fauna Fruits or Rudicorns work, so don’t be a stranger! I really appreciate the support, and shares, and look forward to a new year with all of you! I hope your year sparkles!

Moonlight Decadence was started as a way to reignite my love of art Definition Dec·a·dence - moral or cultural decline as characterized by excessive indulgence in pleasure or luxury. Brainstormed in 2018 and brought to life in 2019, my art brand started as a way to pick up a pencil again. Here's where you can find me: linktr.ee/moonlightdecadence Save more on www.moonlightdecadence.com for rewards! Thank you for all your support <3

Anetria began her hand lettering journey January 2016 which started off as a fun hobby. Anetria is a self-taught hand lettering & modern calligrapher. Her journey was inspired by the Instagram lettering community. She enjoys inspiring others through her own personal lettering style writing bible scriptures, quotes and occasionally drawing art or doodles. Anetria is also founder operates her hand lettering business on Etsy, selling handmade products such as mugs, apparel, home decor, greeting cards, prints, and more. LoveTis’True only ships in the United States and Canada. What inspired your name LoveTis’True? Anetria business name was created and inspired by her faith. She believes in purpose and her spiritual gift given by God, to “create” and encourage others to seek His Kingdom. LoveTis’True was formed to reflect God’s “love” (John 3:16) and how faithful and “true” God’s Word. His love is true. LoveTis’True Anetria is a stay at home mom, entrepreneur and enjoys reading and studying her Bible in her quiet moments. She is a “homebody” at heart, introvert that cherish nurturing her family. Anetria and her husband Milton currently reside in Houston, Texas.

Welcome to Love Offering where we specialize in handwritten and calligraphy goods. Our desire is to labor in love while giving you the very best! In an unbelievably fast paced world where technology has grasped our attention and drastically changed the way of living; it could never replace the sentiment that comes from a handwritten letter. Love Offering exists to bring that handwritten letter to life whether in a wedding invite, simple greeting card, or homemade keepsake. We are firm believers of love, relationships, and family. We live to encourage, relate, and bless those around us. We desire to labor in love, while giving you our very best. May our offerings speak life and hope to YOU and everyone around you.

Hey Family! If you are reading this, I hope you have a very happy, prosperous, healthy new year! I hope to share many more moments with you all. I appreciate you all being down with me this far and up is the only direction I plan to go with your love and support. Thank you again! A little about me... since I have never formally introduced myself. I am Aleighsha Mitchell. I live in Maryland...the DMV area (Hail to the Redskins...sometimes lol). I am a professional dancer(in my head) and I am a real homebody (that’s where I do most of my dance performances lol). I love everything African and cheetah print. I am obsessed with all serial killer documentaries and rom-coms...go figure. I learned I could paint by accident...sorta. I had been in a really bad place in my life. Mentally, Spiritually, Financially and add any other negative “lly’s”... I was it. I asked God to reveal my gift, whatever it was. I just needed something to help take care of me. I went to visit family three years ago, and out of boredom, I was offered paint and a canvas to pass the time and this is what I came up with. I was so proud. I had never thought about painting. This is what I asked for...just didn’t know yet. So, I went home and showed my family and they encouraged me to keep going. They bought me paint, brushes, canvas and snacks...you need those for all-nighters lol. I asked God before I create anything to use me in His name, as I do with everything, and I went to work. Night after night, no shower (Eww..I know), no sleep...I couldn’t stop. I had painted so much that no longer had anywhere else to hang anything. So I stepped out on faith and decided to share one online.

Singing and designing are two hobbies that have remained a staple for me since I was a child; however, it wasn’t until a dramatic event in 2010 that forced me to create a brand that would forge the two, thus defining & changing my life forever. Saturday afternoons were divided into two categories for me as a child – going to choir rehearsal at church with my family and spending time with my grandmother. While my daddy did her yard work, my grandmother MaDear (as everyone affectionately called her) taught me how to create beautiful fiber art projects using simple stitches that she learned at her local community center. Over the years, I noticed that she continued to teach me the same stitches and projects over & over again: eventually, we discovered that she suffered from Alzheimer’s Disease and she was peacefully laid to rest in 1992. In 2004, I was selected by my church music director to perform a solo with a community choir accompanied by the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. During one of our breaks in rehearsal, the principle conductor Lucas Richman had a quick conversation where he was impressed with my instrument and asked me where I studied voice. I told him that I didn’t have any formal vocal training or education, so he advised me to consider classical voice as an option. At 27, I completed an Associate’s degree in Pittsburgh, PA in less than two years with high honors and transferred to the Boyer School of Music & Dance at Temple University to study classical voice & opera. Being in a bigger “shark tank”, I was amazed at how my (younger) classmates carried themselves in the music school: discussing proper dieting & exercise, wearing wraps & scarves, sipping on hot tea to preserve their voice, etc. I wasn’t used to this behavior (I’m self-taught singer from North Carolina) and was bootstrapping my education, so to "look the part" I designed apparel, jewelry, & accessories in my spare time to "fit in with the crowd". The designs were surprisingly popular amongst my peers, faculty, staff, & visiting artists. I had to take a break for financial reasons, so I focused my attention on my new company and opened Fierce Stitch in September 2010.

Ever since I was little I did arts and crafts with my aunt. It has always been a part of my life. A few years ago, I was watching TV with my husband and noticed beaded jewelry all over the place. I told him I could make those. The next day at work, I made my first bracelet and sold it 5 minutes later. People started lining up for my designs and I started making custom-designed beadwork as a side business. In 2019, I wanted to expand into personalized items like hair accessories and pouches so my husband and I invested in a Cricut®. I immediately got to work and received even more orders. I enjoy learning new things and I told my husband I wanted to add embroidery to further customize my designs. He did the research and surprised me with my sewing/embroidery machine. I was a little afraid to even take it out the box because I had never used a sewing machine before. Two days before Christmas in 2019, I made a giant leap and quit my job so that I could focus on my design business full time. Thankfully, my mother-in-law helped me learn the sewing machine over the winter. When the corona virus hit, I was able to create customized masks for people. I am happy to be able to contribute my work during this stressful time, bringing joy to those who want to have a one-of-a-kind mask to wear out in public. I'm excited to continue learning new skills, expanding and evolving my creations. Blinging is all done by hand... one stone at a time, and that is something that will never change.

With over 25 years of experience, this mother & daughter team truly enjoys designing, creating, and making gifts of all types, including face masks, custom handbags, purses, wallets, baby shower & wedding items, blankets, quilts, appliques, embroidery items, jewelry and so much more! Our work ethic & guiding principles stem from Colossians 3:23: "Work at everything you do with all your heart. Work as if you were working for the Lord..." This scripture has helped encourage our efforts, workmanship, and desire as it relates to creating quality products for our customers. We invite you to peruse our shop, where you'll be certain to find that special gift for someone, or even yourself!

Waste Not Want Not - the HartForm story Coming from a family of creatives and a background in painting and sculpture, it is difficult not to pick up the habit of collecting odd materials, thinking "I could make something with that!". So in an effort to use my skills as a maker and not end up on an episode of Hoarders, I started this shop. More than that, HartForm was created with the intent to make beautiful things out of what has been discarded, giving new life to worn and abandoned materials, and helping divert waste from landfills. New addition to the shop: my dad! While not all of his jewelry uses upcycled material, he shares my aesthetic and eye for the possibilities of a found object. Welcome, Dad!

Hello, we are Joedian and Mike. We are high school sweethearts who went on to live separate lives and through Facebook, reconnected 13 years later. We decided that we would combine our artistic skills and build a business together. We are getting ready to combine our homes into one and continue our journey together. In our shop you will find an eclectic collection of items for your home and even your office. We want to create items that you can love for years to come. I, Joedian, am the maker of most your resin and wood items. Mike is your 3D King and your packaging aficionado. Together we work to make sure each item we create is something that you will love. We stated Liebe Krafted Designs because we wanted a future where we can do something we love and be successful. We want to be able to give both our children the life we didn't have growing up.