Some of Our Favorite Links...

These are some really cool online retailers, blogs and help links, please check them out!

Maggie's Handcraft Studio: Specializing in guitar pick earrings, necklaces and bracelets! Maggie also makes awesome one of a kind quilted tote bags, eye glass cases, grosgrain ribbon belts and a myriad of other unique jewelry designs. One of my favorite spots to shop!

The Jewelweaver:Specializing in Bali, Turkish and Thai Hill Tribe Silver Beads. One of the best kept secrets in beading!

Katiyana's Handmade Collectibles:Handmade doll clothes and bear clothes for American Girl, Cabbage Patch Kid, Bitty Baby, Build A Bear, and Build A Bear Cubs customized and made to order!

Sun Kissed Weddings: Romantic Florida Beach Weddings. We perform beach weddings along the East and West Coasts of Central Florida. Our beach wedding locations include: Clearwater Beach, St. Pete Beach, Tampa, Cocoa Beach, Daytona Beach, Melbourne Beach, and many more. We have several packages to choose from, or can customize a package to fit your needs.

Beachcombers! :The very best in quality Indian Khussa shoes, beaded flats & heels. Exclusive Indian bangles, glass bracelet sets and a huge selection of quality, all natural henna tattoo kits/products.

Fun Wedding Things :Unique wedding garters and garter sets in sports, team, school, hobby, floral, and custom themes. Fancy and funny wedding cake toppers, groom's cake tops, ring bearer pillows, and many other items for the bride-to-be! Fun Wedding Things also offers handcrafted mini couches - perfect for Barbie or dollhouse furniture!

Man & Mollusc Directory :A super fun and educational site designed for kids, teachers and parents to learn more about the fascinating world of mollusks!

Something Glassy :Handcrafted stained glass,beading and glass supplies kaleidoscopes, wind chimes and other stained glass art. Stained Glass Supplies, Brazilian agate slices for all your crafting needs.

Sailors' Valentines by Pamela Boynton :Intricately handcrafted works of stunning artistry. Pamela uses seashells gathered from all over the world to create jaw dropping works of art in the traditional Sailors' Valentine style.

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