!!! Do you sell things that could be Christmas Presents?

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I am an artist who paints to promote permaculture, I do recycled objects - canvas Please check out my page. I am new at FB and have not worked out details but message me or leave a comment if interested.  

we make custom worm furniture and bins! That's right, sit on a bench that's filled with worms. Amaze your friends with your millions of minions. Fertilize seedlings, houseplants and good for the garden. =)





thanks for peeping.

My wife and I have a stained glass studio on our farm, and sell on FB- https://www.facebook.com/sunartstudiostainedglass/ , just my mini kaleidoscopes on Etsy- https://www.etsy.com/shop/SUNARTSTAINEDGLASS and at local craft shows. Here are my Kaleidoscopes- http://www.thekaleidoscopebook.com/thescopebook/kaleidoscopes/kaleidoscope-photo-gallery/137-sunart-studio Doug

I made a coffee Spoon for the wife and these sell nicely for me. The Mountain Ring is a quick sell as well. The little garden trowel came about from series of tools I made for promoting a local Faerie House and Garden Art Tour. The garden folk liked them and they were a perfect size for earrings or a necklace.

Travis Johnson wrote:

I know about that ship and the song as well.

I often show a picture of me holding up a HUGE lobster on here, but what people do not know is, on that trip, several hundred miles away, 4 of my friends were fishing when their scallop net hit ledge on the bottom, and ripped their boat apart. All four of my friends died. Only the EPIRB was found...

Travis, I am so sorry for your, and their loss. Life is a precious, fleeting thing.

I don’t know if this counts, but I make everything in small batches in my kitchen...plastics are limited, though for lotions I haven’t figured out how to do that yet. bitterrootbotanicals.com
I’d love for you all to check out my website even if you don’t buy anything!!! Thanks for doing this!

I don't sell them yet, so far just given them to dear friends.  I want to sell them I've just been dragging my feet because I'm not confident in my embroidery.
Wool hotpads made from recycled wool sweaters that I shrunk, they are water resistant and there are 3 layers

I don’t post on here a lot so I forgot the photos!! Anyway, here are two of my products.

I'm glad you asked...

I have hand-knitted lots of lovely SCARVES from GOTS-CERTIFIED ORGANIC ITALIAN COTTON for adults, as well as NECK-WARMERS for CHILDREN
They are soft and warm.
I sell them from my recently opened Etsy Store....RefugeOrganics
Here is my store:
https://www.etsy.com/au/shop/RefugeOrganics







My daughter Sarah has had a wonderful time sourcing GOTS-certified cotton fabrics and making beautifully tailored cot and bassinet sheets, as well as various other items to order. She also supplies these organic fabrics to quilters and others. Based in Sydney, Australia, she has many happy customers across the globe.
She has two stores:
deGournayDesigns..."Ethical Organic Handcrafted Baby Items & Custom Bedding"
https://www.etsy.com/au/shop/deGournayDesigns
TheOrganicMaker
https://www.etsy.com/au/shop/TheOrganicMaker






"The Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) is recognised as the world's leading processing standard for textiles made from organic fibres. It defines high-level environmental criteria along the entire organic textiles supply chain and requires compliance with social criteria as well."
https://www.global-standard.org/

Handmade Wooden Trains. Each car is about 13" long. I have 4 quantity - 7 car trains left, and 5 quantity - 6 car trains left.
7 car trains are $145
6 car trains are $125 - no Zoo Car
Also have 5 wooden biplanes left. Been selling the fool out of those lately.
They go for $25 each
PM me for pricing of shipping.
When they are gone, they are gone... Until I can make some more - which will be after the holidays.
I love to see all the homemade items on the forum! Great to have a bit of a side hustle ain't it?

Sena Kassim wrote:we make custom worm furniture and bins! That's right, sit on a bench that's filled with worms. Amaze your friends with your millions of minions. Fertilize seedlings, houseplants and good for the garden. =)





thanks for peeping.

I don't see any links here for this. Did they break maybe? I am really interested in worm bins!

Bocca Yi wrote:I don't sell them yet, so far just given them to dear friends.  I want to sell them I've just been dragging my feet because I'm not confident in my embroidery.
Wool hotpads made from recycled wool sweaters that I shrunk, they are water resistant and there are 3 layers

These are neat. I would buy them. You really can't go wrong with recycling items to make useful items that are hand embroidered to cuteness.

I have been selling apple butter, jewelry, candles and soaps for Christmas gifts. I want to start making more crafts to sell but would need to make sure I have a market to make the investment worth it.  During the spring I sell plants, jams and loaves of bread.

Bihai Il wrote:

Sena Kassim wrote:we make custom worm furniture and bins! That's right, sit on a bench that's filled with worms. Amaze your friends with your millions of minions. Fertilize seedlings, houseplants and good for the garden. =)





thanks for peeping.

I don't see any links here for this. Did they break maybe? I am really interested in worm bins!

Please send me a direct message. we sell online through paypal. We have yet to create a page just for our bins. I can share a folder link to view all of our offerings. :)
Thanks so much for your interest.

Robert Ray wrote:I made a coffee Spoon for the wife and these sell nicely for me. The Mountain Ring is a quick sell as well. The little garden trowel came about from series of tools I made for promoting a local Faerie House and Garden Art Tour. The garden folk liked them and they were a perfect size for earrings or a necklace.

Ok...say I wanted to order a few pairs of the trowel earrings...how might I do that? Those are adorably awesome.