 |
| We asked our followers & team members what Supporting Handmade meant to them and these are our Top 10 from their suggestions. Why do you Support Handmade? Share with us! |
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
November 29 & 30, 2013 at Elliott Hall, Pier 66 along the waterfront
Shop the Show!
November 29 & 30, 2013 at Elliott Hall, Pier 66 along the waterfront
EtsyRain Membership Information
Do you own an Etsy shop?
Do you live in the Western Washington area? (Did you know we have members as far north as Port Townsend and as far south as Olympia?)
Would you like to be a member of one of the biggest, most active Etsy Teams on the West Coast?
We'd love to have you join us!
Visit the membership info page on our official website to find out how to become a member!
etsyRAIN Leadership Team:
Creative Arts Consulting
World of Whimm
Max and Co Post
Wooden Clothespin
Scarf City
Blog Archive
-
▼
2012
(36)
-
▼
November
(24)
- In-Kind Sponsor - Lion Brand Yarn
- Platinum Sponsor - Wyndham Hotels
- What's in a Swag Bag?
- Bronze Sponsor - ButtonMakers.net
- Copper Sponsor: Danaca Designs
- Gold Sponsorship - Etsy
- In Kind Sponsor - United Reprographics
- Bronze Sponsor: The 5 Point Cafe
- Copper Sponsor: Caffe Lladro
- Copper Sponsor: Portage Bay Goods
- Copper Sponsor: Keith T. McClelland
- Bronze Sponsor: Ugly Baby and LaRu
- Vendor Spot: Bunny's Baked Goods
- Copper Sponsor: Fusion Beads
- Bronze Sponsor: Outright
- Bronze Sponsor: Stitches
- Silver Sponsor: NuBe Green
- etsyRAIN Minions - Spreading the News about our Ha...
- Silver Sponsor: Kollabora
- Platinum Sponsor: Verity Credit Union
- Platinum Sponsor: Grand + Benedicts
- Top 10 Reasons to Support Handmade
- Platinum Sponsor: Google+ Local
- Platinum Sponsor: Seattle Weekly
-
▼
November
(24)
Posts
3 comments:
I buy handmade because it's unique and it makes me feel good supporting my community and fellow artisans.
I love decorating my home with finds from artists that I've gotten to know - it reminds me of them & of a time and place that no store bought item could.
I love buying handmade! If it's for myself, it reminds me of the hands that made it and the experience of purchasing it. If it's a gift, it lets me give not only the object, but the story, so it's like a double gift!
Either way, I love shaking the hand that made it, and I have made many friends this way.
Post a Comment