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Acute How-To: Simple Pop-up Holiday Cards

Acute How-To: Simple Pop-up Holiday Cards

By ReginaMorrison on December 15, 2011

I saw a similar idea on Pinterest last week and had to try it!  These pop-up cards are a simple and inexpensive way to share the joy of this holiday season. What you will need: card stock {one sheet per card + extra for decoration} scissors and paper cutter {optional} glue stick or double sided [...]

Posted in Acute How-To, tutorials | Tagged cards, christmas, greeting cards, handmade, holiday, regina morrison | 4 Responses

About the Author

Regina Morrison is the owner of a small handmade accessories business, Acute Designs, and a freelance writer. She recently escaped her 9-5 job and is actively pursuing a life as a handmade business owner. Read about her journey and business on her blog, where she posts daily. She currently lives in San Diego with her husband and two crazy dogs.

The crew at Shop Fauna: Mia, Steve, Andrew, Nadine, and Lesley

a new way to live local

By Carrie Keplinger on December 8, 2011

This is a guest post from Nadine Anheier Long of Shop Fauna. Scoutie Girl readers have an awesome opportunity to follow along as this business unfolds – and to help it grow! A few weeks ago, my company, a startup think-tank called Red Nova Labs, announced a contest for employees. Based on the idea behind [...]

Posted in guest posts | Tagged creative business, handmade, local, locally grown and made, red nova labs, shop fauna, startup | 1 Response

About the Author

Carrie is Scoutie Girl’s advertising manager & assistant editor. She owns a graphic design & ebook editing biz and also runs a nifty crochet pattern shop for discriminating ladies, likeclochework.

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Collective (P)inspiration

By plainjane on August 26, 2011

Just in case you failed to catch my drift in those Pinning Down Indie posts, I am addicted to Pinterest.  It is, in fact, my go-to website for sewing inspiration, tutorials, recipes, decor, wedding porn…you name it. And I’m not the only one. People worldwide are collecting their inspirations and storing them here. But why? [...]

Posted in Pinning Down Indie | Tagged collection, cooking, fashion, food, handmade, indie, janice bear, photography, pinterest | 4 Responses

About the Author

Janice Bear designs unique garters (for offbeat brides, burlesque, Tuesdays…) because she believes everything you wear should be a reflection of you – right down to your underpinnings. To learn more about what she does and why she does it, please visit her blog.

pinning down indie

pinning down indie

By plainjane on August 12, 2011

Thanks to Pinterest, if a photo exists on the world wide web it can be pinned, making it easier than ever to find amazing handmade works by indie artists. Here, I share a growing collection of arts, crafts, and tutorials as I follow the pins of movers, shakers, and makers worldwide. In July we ended [...]

Posted in Pinning Down Indie | Tagged handmade, indie, janice bear, pinterest | Leave a response

About the Author

Janice Bear designs unique garters (for offbeat brides, burlesque, Tuesdays…) because she believes everything you wear should be a reflection of you – right down to your underpinnings. To learn more about what she does and why she does it, please visit her blog.

heart-to-heart

heart-to-heart

By plainjane on August 5, 2011

Thanks to the Etsy favorites feature, I have hearts, you have hearts, we all have hearts! Here, we’ll hop from heart-to-heart each week, progressively adding to our heart trail as we follow the favorites from one seller to the next. Back in hot, steamy July we paused our shop hop at …VespertineHollow {Feather Fascinator} who [...]

Posted in heart-to-heart | Tagged etsy, favorites, handmade, hearts, janice bear | 3 Responses

About the Author

Janice Bear designs unique garters (for offbeat brides, burlesque, Tuesdays…) because she believes everything you wear should be a reflection of you – right down to your underpinnings. To learn more about what she does and why she does it, please visit her blog.

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