Charm Facetted Drop Earrings
March 4, 2010
Designed and made by ItsMyThingsDesigns.
These beautiful earrings are offered for $10. Metal connectors and facetted plastic drops that have a crackle glass look and suspended from silver plated (over surgical steel) hooks.
Currently available in several colors. Measures 3.0 cms long from bead on hook.
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Meet Kim from NMI Photo Creations !
February 26, 2010
Kim from NMIPhotoCreations has been passionate about graphic design and photography for over 8 years and after the birth of her son, started making photo birth announcements and holiday cards.
Her shop contains a large variety of birth announcements, save the date, holiday cards, birthday and more.
Her customers comment that Kim’s turnaround time is fast and that her service is excellent!
Kim, From Oshkosh, Wisconsin recently gave birth to her second child and uses her downtime to work on her designs.
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Ocean Blue Silk Scarf
February 24, 2010
100% Habotai silk scarf 9″x54″ is offered for $30 by StephanieAbelson.
Hand dyed with fiber reactive dyes in georgeous shades of blue, turquoise, green, aquamarine, and navy. Dive right in!
If you can’t get enough of Stephanie’s work, she also has silk ties and shibori tanks and t’s coming soon !
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Hand Turned Maple Bowl
February 21, 2010
This spalted maple bowl, offered for $40 by rbwoodturning is perfect to put jewelry in, but could be used around the house as a table display, to hold candy, nuts or potpourri. The dark lines, called spalting, are caused by fungi and is a natural form of decay, which gives the wood magnificent figure. The piece is 4.5 inches across by 2 inches tall, and finished with lacquer.
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Another Treasury !
February 13, 2010
I was happy to see that IndigoFragrance (that’s us !) was featured in another Treasury on Etsy by jamjam216 ! Thank you !
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Kevin Wells Original Piece
February 10, 2010
This 16×20 original oil on canvas offered for $85 by KLWStudio brilliantly shows off Kevin’s attention to detail. I met Kevin on Twitter and was immediately impressed by his work. So many of his pieces inspired thought.
Kevin would consider himself an impressionist and has been creating art from a very early age. A member of the Mid-Del Art Guild, Kevin studied art at the University of Oklahoma and also The University Of Science and Art In Oklahoma.
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Keep More Money In Your Pocket !
February 6, 2010
Here are a few ways to keep more money in your pocket by getting great deals at Indigo Reed Diffusers.
Be sure to follow us on Twitter for exclusive sales, discounts and freebies ! I like to list quick sales or specials on twitter at random so be sure to follow us there to take advantage of some of the great deals we list here.
Join Big Crumbs. It’s a free to join site that gives you cash back for shopping at your favorite stores online. I especially love that ebay is a listed store where I can earn cash back ! I list new deals on Big Crumbs each week that are exclusive to big crumbs members ! I do a variety of sales there including cash back, free shipping or free gifts with purchase.
Visit our etsy shop. We have a sale section that is stuffed with deals for you to take advantage of. I also liquidate all of my leftover custom oils on etsy as well. Another way to keep more cash in your pocket while making your home or office smell great !
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New At Etsy
February 3, 2010
This week we added plenty of new items to our etsy shop. We currently have over 215 items for sale including this new addition….
Rosebud Organza Sachet Set, $3.49
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Featured In a Treasury !
January 30, 2010
I was so excited to learn that KimsCraftyApple featured me in her treasury on etsy.
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Oil And Water Do Not Mix !
January 27, 2010
Recently I read an article online about adding water to fragrance oils to make your reed diffuser oils last longer. The misinformation out there drives me crazy sometimes.
First- oil and water do not mix. Second, all you would do by adding water anyway is to dilute the mixture. This would mean a weaker scent.
Reed diffuser oils are blended in a way that makes diffusion optimal. The added fragrance is added in very specific amounts as if too much is added, it could clog the reeds rendering the reed diffuser useless.
The reed diffuser base itself is specially blended too. Some sellers use dipropylene glycol (more commonly referred to as DPG) in their bases. DPG itself is used for cutting or thinning out fragrances. Why would you want to cut the fragrance ? Also, DPG is too thick to properly wick up the reeds. Avoid buying reed diffuser oils from companies that use DPG as part of their formula. If in doubt- ask if they use DPG.
Yet others use alcohol in their reed diffuser base. Alcohol is highly flammable ! Also, alcohol evaporates very quickly. If used as a carrier for the fragrance oil to wick up the reeds, it would cause your oil to evaporate too quickly. That means you would be spending more money replacing oils.
Buy from a reputable company that uses quality ingredients in their products. A good reed diffuser oil is more expensive for a reason. Cutting corners by adding water to your mixture or buying subpar oils, etc. really cost you more than you might think.
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