In the previous post, I related that this week’s Treasury Showcase would be split up into two posts, since I was included in so many Etsy Treasuries. Thanks again to all of the curators. Below I have highlighted the curators, as well as the Treasuries they have developed. Feel free to click on any of the images to visit the original site.

Rose of randomcreative on Etsy included my “Smitten With a Mitten Pencil Case” in her Treasury titled “Black and Orange for Halloween with the Blogging Business Artisans.”  Rose’s unique, colorful, and fun bracelets, bangles, pendants, and earrings use beads and buttons as their foundation. I especially admire the beaded bracelet below that makes use of a leaf theme.

Beaded Bracelet – The Leaf Series – Spring II

Janet from Honey from the Bee featured one of my felted wool needle books in her Treasury, “The Circle of Life.” Her nature-inspired jewelry is eyecatching and unique. Take a look at her earrings below, which remind me of lilies of the valley.

Amethyst Briolette and Pearl Dangle Earrings

Sarah Beth from Magnolia Surprise showcased one of my felted wool Rebecca Bags in her Treasury called “Ghostly Encounters.” Sarah Beth’s cute shop features crocheted and needleworked items for the home, for children and for the season. I love the crocheted candy corn play food shown below.

Candy Corn Play Food

Nancy of N. Fallon Design Studio featured a turquoise crocheted scarf in my JN Originals shop in her Treasury named “Red and Turquoise Lovelies.” Her shop includes handmade knit handbags, purses, and wallets, as well as paper goods including jewelry and card sets. The unique pendant below, which comes in its own pretty gift box, is made of curled strips of card stock, set in resin. I’m fascinated by Nancy’s process!

White Oval Pendant

Edi of Memories for Life Scrapbooks included my crocheted cotton spa cloths in her Treasury titled “In Need of Some Sunshine.” Edi recently added laser engraving to her personalized services. Can you imagine receiving  the wonderful album below as a gift? Sign me up right now!

Engraved Butterfly and Flower Wood Guest Book and/or Photo Album

Athena of Miss Millificent’s Mesdamoiselles included my snow white crocheted headwarmer in her Treasury named “October Snow.”  Her Gothic-style art dolls tell interesting and unusual stories you’ll want to read. Chi-Chi below, for example, “loves honey sandwiches and exploring hollows in trees. She teaches mice to tap dance,” says her creator, Athena.

Art Doll – Chi-Chi Nubbie

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8 thoughts on “Tuesday’s Treasury Showcase – Part 2”

  1. Thanks for including my leaf bracelet and for your sweet comments! The BBA members put together so many awesome treasuries at the end of October.

  2. Love your Treasury blog featuring the “besst of the Bbest” – love the way you not only showcased a specific item, but featured other items from each shop with a little notation on your featured shops! Love to see more of these!!!

  3. Congrats on all your treasuries! I love when people feature their curators 🙂 Thanks for featuring my guest book/photo album!!!

  4. Sarah ~ Magnolia Surprise

    I love the way you did this, not only showing us the treasury, but also something from the curator’s shop. Fabulous! Thanks so much for including me!

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