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Some ideas for Black Friday shopping

 what could be better than a VINTAGE gift?! it will surely be unique and have value to it. Here are some items from FELICESERENO, one of my favorite ETSY shops






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I'm architect in profession, specialized in acoustics&noise control. I fulfill my profession currently in my own office, in Istanbul Turkey (www.mitag.com.tr)

As a matter of my profession design is always with  me professionally; but apart from profession I'm always designing small household goods, women apparels such as jewelries, accessories etc. as a hobby. I enjoy handcrafting very much; as soon as i found a small gap of time, or in case of having a pending problem in my mind, i set out crafting. It's like a therapy...
 it’s also a kind of “solution resolver” for me; it works, thereby i have inspirations for creative solutions. Some architectural way of solutions even crosses my mind during handcrafting.
I like always creating. My works concerning women accessories, I can say  I create upon my mood, i.e. not high fashion stuffs, but unique ones for those who wants themselves private. When I got a positive feedback about my stuff I feel my self very happy!



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My favorite leisure activities are making covered buttons for all kinds of creations (of course), mosaics, reading, antique and thrift shopping, and playing in the garden.

Cover Button City features a large variety of cover buttons, jewelry findings, bobby pins and related craft supplies.

Here is a link to my store CoverButtonCIty
Free Shipping: Friday through Monday (cyber Monday)

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We are a mother & daughter team, who love creating original jewelry designs. Daughter began creating beaded jewelry in 2004. In 2009, daughter enrolled in classes with a professional metalsmith. Mother joined the world of jewelry design in 2007, with daughter's instruction. Together they launched A List Designs in 2010.  A List Designs offers handcrafted earrings, necklaces, bracelets and rings using sterling silver, 14k gold fill, precious/semi-precious  gemstones and pearls. Custom made sterling silver metal work is also available.

Here are our links:
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http://alistdesigns-jewelry.blogspot.com/

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alistdesigns said…
Love your blog!! Thank you again for including A List Designs on it! :)
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Carolyn said…
Beautiful ideas here. Can't wait to go shopping! I look forward to visiting your blog often. Thanks again for featuring my Cover Button City Sale!
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
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