First of all, this was my first week of sending out emails to those who linked-up last week. And tell me, did you appreciate the reminder? or was it just annoying to get yet another email clogging your inbox? Let me know!
On Saturday, Jeff, me and the kids walked down our street to the Ottawa Street Sale - an annual sidewalk sale; there are vendors, truck stops (like Gorilla Cheese and Sweetness Bakery), musicians, and most of the shops spill out onto the sidewalk with some incredible deals. I found a couple of great deals, and one will be in my upcoming series of handmade gifts - you won't want to miss that!
I've also been working like crazy to build up my inventory for the Made by Hand craft sale at the end of the month - I can't wait! Here is one of my most recent journals, made last night:
Anyhoo, last week`s most viewed link-up was a link to Pam`s blog, Pam Mower Designs.
The image Pam used was this key necklace from her Etsy Shop:
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Everytime I see that picture, I think "Wow! You made that wooden Dexter-torture-like tool! Amazing". You'd think by now, I would catch on.
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You watch Dexter too? Have you seen the season 7 premiere yet? What did you think of it? lol The tool is actually called an awl, used to pierce leather. :)
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