Showing posts with label Meet Our Vendors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Meet Our Vendors. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 24, 2009

Meet our vendors: Kristina Johnson

Kristina does a wide array of things from home made salsa to stockings, home decor and beautiful homemade headbands.  If we get more pictures available, we will post them. 
You will absolutely LOVE her headbands!

Friday, November 20, 2009

Meet our vendors: Jane Baby



We all know someone that we tag as the "girl who can do this" or "the girl who can do that"?  Well, Stephanie with Jane Baby is one of those girls, except she does it all!  Here is a sampling of a few of my favorite items Jane Baby will have at our upcoming boutiques! 

Interchangable Watch Faces/Watch bands:










I LOVE THESE!
These are just a small sampling of the many different watches she will have there!  The watch face is only $10, and the bands are only $15 a piece.  That is only $25 for an ADORABLE watch, but you can buy as many interchangable bands for the watches as you want!  I think this is a FABULOUS deal! 

Bow Holders:


Ok, I want to buy these just to hang on some random wall in my house because they are so stinking cute!  Stephanie has several different fabrics and a couple of sizes to choose from, and it is the perfect accessory for any little girls room or bathroom.  These have a metal claw hanger on the back of the frame, so they do hang on the wall if you choose.  (Easle not included)

Sassy Memo Chalk Boards


So these are just a couple of examples, but she has tons of different woods and styles.  I love them all.  These are great for kitchen memo boards or for kids rooms!  Love them, love them, love them!

And, for the little girl that you have tugging on your pants leg that you just want to have behave in public while you try to shop the boutique, she made these:

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Meet our vendors: Scentsy (Stephanie Rhees)

If you haven't heard of Scentsy yet, then you have been missing out! Instead of the traditional wick and flame candles, Scentsy is all about decorative warmers with wax melted by the heat of a light bulb. (Much safer for people like me, who don't wish to burn their own house down) Not only do they sell warmers and amazing smelling wax, they also have car candles, room sprays and more!

Here are a couple of my favorite candle warmers, although the catalog has a TON to choose from! (They look like cute home decor items!)

So why should you buy Scentsy?
Here's why I do: the wax lasts longer than a candle. It is easy to switch out the scents, and the bricks of wax are rediculously inexpensive. I love the subtle smell that everyone comments on when they walk into my house. Trust me, it's worth it! Did I mention that you won't burn your house down? Bonus.
Can't wait? Visit Stephanie's website: www.scentsy.com/fabulous
OR you can call her 602-620-2620
See look, now you have no excuse! :)

Meet our vendors: OohLili


OohLili specializes in unique, handmade home decor and accessories. Not only are their products amazingly cute, they are also affordable! Of course, once I get my daughter's room finished, I see their stuff and feel the itch to re-decorate! (Don't tell the husband) My favorite items would have to be their 18" X 18" linen blend, envelope style pillows. Their pillows are handmade and scotch-guarded in a smoke-free home.

They also do amazing things with canvas, Christmas ornaments, paper weights, and much much more! You will FALL IN LOVE with OOHLILI! Anything with Swarovski crystals gets a 2 thumbs up in my book!


Go HERE to shop their Etsy Shop (http://www.oohlili.etsy.com/)

Go HERE for their new website. (http://www.oohlili.com/)
To contact OohLili, email them: info@oohlili.com

Meet our vendors: Petite Peanut Boutique



Petite Peanut Boutique has a little bit of everything for the fashion forward momma! My favorite items are her adorable skater hats made of different fabircs, textures and embellishments. They also have a variety of items from baby shoes to pacifier clips, decorative tutus and much more!


To contact Joy, you can email her at: petitepeanutboutique@gmail.com
TO shop Petite Peanut Boutique: http://www.petitepeanutboutique.etsy.com/

Meet our vendors: Class & Sass Jewels

Heather Fuller loves all kinds of crafts, but especially loves making jewelry! We are excited to have her at our next two home boutiques, and we know you will love her stuff, too!

Here are a few of my favorite pieces by Heather:

Prices vary on size of Jewels
Adult Necklaces: $20 - $30
Childrens Necklaces: $10 - $20
All Bracelets: $10 - $20
Earings: $10
Doggie Bling: $10 - $20
Set(Necklace & Bracelet): $25 - $35
Girls Set(Necklace & Bracelet): $15- $25
Set(Necklace,Bracelet& Earings): $30 - $40
To custom order, you can contact Heather at: HeatherFuller82@msn.com
To visit her blog, go to: www.classandsassjewels.blogspot.com

Tuesday, November 3, 2009

Meet our vendors: The Chattering Wall Vinyl Co.

One of our favorite vendors at our upcoming events is Ginni Christiansen from


So what's all the 'chatter' about vinyl lettering? These one-time use words and quotes can be applied to painted walls, furniture, metal, glass, mirrors, chalkboards, ceramic tile or virtually anywhere you want to put them. Not only does Ginni come with an entire army of cute wooden boards, magnet boards, jars and other products, she also takes custom orders at the boutique. Can't wait that long? WANT IT NOW?! Just go to her amazing site: http://www.chatteringwall.com/ and browse her gallery and ideas. You will be sure to find something to your liking!

Why should you use vinyl lettering?
They are pre-spaced and easy to apply, easy to remove, an easier alternate to hand painting or stenciling and BEST of all, it's VERY AFFORDABLE! With a massive selection of fonts, graphics, ideas and more, Ginni can custom create anything for you, helping make your walls go from 'drab to fab' in seconds! I have used her vinyl to add my children's names to their bedroom walls, "Welcome" signs to my front door, quotes on my walls, and so much more!


Here are some examples of a few of Ginni's ideas: (from her Gallery)