I'd also like to give "handmade" when possible so I've been perusing Etsy a lot in the past couple of days. I am truly an Etsy addict when I'm allowed to be!! It has grown and changed so much since I first discovered it several years ago. The photos that people post of their offerings are phenomenal and really make you have to raise the bar on your own. I wanted to share a few samples of just some of the wonderful things I've marked as "favorites" during the last few days.


Above is a gorgeous handmade patchwork child's quilt that I found at SweetPeaandCo and below is a beautiful vintage plaid carrying case found at susantique. I love, love, love this!!!


I fell in love with this antique gathering basket that can be found at ImSoVintage.

A cordial tea trio from the 1970's found at forEYESandHANDS.

Above is a 1950's sky blue baby boy's onesie with bowtie that I found at starfriendsonearth.
Below is a pair of white and mauve porcelain earrings from NotenboomCeramics.


I'm loving this antique spice tin set that I found at WillowTreeAntiques.

This owl powder box is beyond adorable!! I found it at Mmim along with a whole lot of other goodies that are perfect to give as gifts or to put a little something something inside. : )


When I first found this vintage Italian necklace I would've bet the ranch it was edible!! Imagine my surprise when I saw that it was beads!! This can be found at socaljewelbox.

Above, I found this little cat plush cutie at dancingintherains. There are many other equally adorable offerings to be found there too.

Her shop is choc full of wonderful handmades for all ages!!

So tomorrow I will be back with my Etsy Lovin' Tuesday Edition. I'm honestly having so much fun doing this and I hope it shows!!! : )
Many blessings for a happy day ~ Wendy
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How fun - I need to get over there and do some shopping. I didn't realize I'd be able to find so many vintage things there-- I thought it was mostly for crafts. Regardless, I love being able to support small businesspeople and crafters rather than the big box stores this time of year!
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