OK, elle était légère et fondait presque avant de toucher le sol
mais je l'ai vu!
elle m'est tombée sur le nez!
j'adore l'hiver...
snow patterns photography by photofinds
The new summer 2013 collection is now in stores! Happy shopping!
la première neige!
je suis chanceuse et contente d'avoir été dehors hier en train de prendre une marche juste en temps pour voir la première neige de l'hiver!
OK, elle était légère et fondait presque avant de toucher le sol
mais je l'ai vu!
elle m'est tombée sur le nez!
j'adore l'hiver...
OK, elle était légère et fondait presque avant de toucher le sol
mais je l'ai vu!
elle m'est tombée sur le nez!
j'adore l'hiver...
clubbin' gear
on le sait tous, je suis une fana de musique et de boîtes de nuit
mais je refuse de danser en rond autour de ma sacoche! haha
voici la solution à mon problème
ce petit sac est fait à la main pas sewlutionsbyamo
il est en cuir, il me va comme un gant, et je peux y glisser des billets, des sous et mes clefs
je peux donc danser jusqu'aux petites heures du mat sans me soucier de suveiller / piler sur ma sacoche
juste en temps pour le retour à l'heure normale! (vous z'aviez pas oublié qu'on a une heure de plus pour danser ce samedi? last call à 4hrs du mat heure avancée mais 3hrs heure normale... happy hour!)
mais je refuse de danser en rond autour de ma sacoche! haha
voici la solution à mon problème
ce petit sac est fait à la main pas sewlutionsbyamo
il est en cuir, il me va comme un gant, et je peux y glisser des billets, des sous et mes clefs
je peux donc danser jusqu'aux petites heures du mat sans me soucier de suveiller / piler sur ma sacoche
juste en temps pour le retour à l'heure normale! (vous z'aviez pas oublié qu'on a une heure de plus pour danser ce samedi? last call à 4hrs du mat heure avancée mais 3hrs heure normale... happy hour!)
indie find of the moment: tinctory
Shop name: tinctory
Shop address: http://tinctory.etsy.com
In a nutshell: fabrications of the deepest dye
Tell me a little about yourself ...
My name is Eva, I come from Prague in the Czech Republic and now live with my boyfriend in England.
What are your favourite materials?
I like many materials and would love to learn to work with them. In my next life I'd like to lampwork glass. Or be a woodturner. At the moment I use man-made fibers the most but also silk and plant dyes.
What inspired you to do this?
The materials inspire most new designs. I usually want to know what happens if...
Do you remember the first thing you made? What was it?
Not sure if it was the first but I remember making cards for various occasions. They always had a cut out window at the front which opened to reveal a surprise picture.
What's new and exciting in your store?
I've been experimenting with nylon organza and two new designs emerged from that. One is a sculptural necklace I call 'crest' and the other is a mobile/decoration called 'flurry'.
What is your favourite item? And why?
Among my items? I love the wing rings. I made a black one for myself. And my list of favourite things from other etsy sellers grows daily. I find woodblock prints and lampwork glass beads hard to resist.
Why should people buy handmade?
Many handmade things are totally original and different. The ideas makers come up with constantly amaze me. Non-handmade seems a bit dull compared to that...
Shop address: http://tinctory.etsy.com
In a nutshell: fabrications of the deepest dye
Tell me a little about yourself ...
My name is Eva, I come from Prague in the Czech Republic and now live with my boyfriend in England.
What are your favourite materials?
I like many materials and would love to learn to work with them. In my next life I'd like to lampwork glass. Or be a woodturner. At the moment I use man-made fibers the most but also silk and plant dyes.
What inspired you to do this?
The materials inspire most new designs. I usually want to know what happens if...
Do you remember the first thing you made? What was it?
Not sure if it was the first but I remember making cards for various occasions. They always had a cut out window at the front which opened to reveal a surprise picture.
What's new and exciting in your store?I've been experimenting with nylon organza and two new designs emerged from that. One is a sculptural necklace I call 'crest' and the other is a mobile/decoration called 'flurry'.
What is your favourite item? And why?
Among my items? I love the wing rings. I made a black one for myself. And my list of favourite things from other etsy sellers grows daily. I find woodblock prints and lampwork glass beads hard to resist.
Why should people buy handmade?
Many handmade things are totally original and different. The ideas makers come up with constantly amaze me. Non-handmade seems a bit dull compared to that...
and the winner is...
numéro# - album de l'année - musique électronique ou techno au 29e Gala de l'ADISQJe ne sais pas si je dois les féliciter ou pas ;) mais je tiens a mentionner que mes potes Jérôme Rocipon et Pierre Crube ont gagné un Félix lors de l'Autre Gala de l'ADISQ cette semaine! OK, je suis pas capable de résister, FÉLICITATIONS les mecs! Il y avait des gros canons dans votre catégorie en plus (quoi que je ne comprends pas du tout ce que Jorane faisait là) mais, enfin, bref, bravo!
Si vous avez le cable, une émission spéciale de L’Autre Gala de l’ADISQ sera télédiffusée sur les ondes d’ARTV le samedi 27 octobre, à compter de 21h. Prestations de Numéro#, Omnikrom, Pascale Picard, Yann Perreau et Tricot Machine! Le tout est animé par l'innénarable Arianne Moffat... Ça va brasser!
album de l'année - musique électronique ou techno
L'idéologie des stars, Numéro#
Production : Saboteur Records
Maison de disques : Saboteur Records
Direction artistique : Jérôme Rocipon, Simon Weiskopf
Réalisation : Jérôme Rocipon, Simon Weiskopf
Équipes de promotion : Gong Communications, Saboteur Records
Distribution : Outside Music
Comment éviter le Félix ?
Demain l'autre gala de l'ADISQ
Aujourd'hui jeune, numéro# t'apprend comment éviter un Félix...Pari fou, fou s'il en est...Place au savoir-faire, prend ton calepin et ton petit crayon, admire...
Premier conseil en amont ; le choix musical...Bien évidemment la question du style musical est pour sûr fondamentale. On peut déjà dire que pratiquer le hard métal vous donnera un avantage de taille pour éviter la remise du Félix. Vous faites de la musique folklorique ?, mauvais départ, tout dépendra alors de la mise en forme ...le violon est à proscrire...
Deuxièmement ; éviter de jouer la carte de l'humilité et de l'authenticité, sinon c'est le Félix assuré dans 85 % des cas, les statistiques parlent d'elles-mêmes.
Eviter bien sûr le trop plein de gentillesse, un classique pour obtenir le prix (encore faut-il concentrer sa gentillesse sur les bonnes personnes).
Nous vous déconseillons également l'engagement social qui peut sournoisement vous attirer la faveur du public voir de l'industrie. Si vous ne pouvez vous empêcher d'épouser une quelconque cause, choisissez intelligemment. Nous pourrions peut être vous recommander d'adhérer à la sauvegarde des coccinnelles en milieu urbain...
Accessoirement, il est évident que d'amener avec soi lors du gala un sac trop petit pour contenir l'objet, est un atout. N'oubliez pas de recouvrir la veille du gala toutes les étagères de votre appartement par des bougies ou autres bibelots empêchant l'entreposage du non désiré Félix...
En espérant que ces conseils pourront vous servir, bien à vous...
numéro# : conseiller d'orientation
(Tiré du blog de Numéro#)
jewelry smithing class - 1st project
our very first silversmithed rings!
*** to all the silversmiths we know, love and admire, yes, we know, you guys can see the scratches and flaws but we're still proud of our first ones! hahaha***
my sister and i started jewelsmithing classes
we love it to death
this is my ring
etched Sterling Silver
i took me 8 hours to do this hahaha
this is her ring
polished Sterling Silver
its 100% polished, no patternit took her way longer to get it perfect, cause i could hide flaws under my pattern (which i did hahahaha)
we started out with a flat piece of silver
then we cut, filed, heated up, bent, soldered, whacked like crazy to make it round, filed, filed, filed and filed some more, polished a lot
and then I etched a pattern on it, and she polished some more :)
i loved _almost_ every step of it :)
*** to all the silversmiths we know, love and admire, yes, we know, you guys can see the scratches and flaws but we're still proud of our first ones! hahaha***
my sister and i started jewelsmithing classes
we love it to death
this is my ring
etched Sterling Silver
i took me 8 hours to do this hahaha
this is her ring
polished Sterling Silver
its 100% polished, no patternit took her way longer to get it perfect, cause i could hide flaws under my pattern (which i did hahahaha)
we started out with a flat piece of silver
then we cut, filed, heated up, bent, soldered, whacked like crazy to make it round, filed, filed, filed and filed some more, polished a lot
and then I etched a pattern on it, and she polished some more :)
i loved _almost_ every step of it :)
next project is a pendant
wait until you see her pendant! its so awesome!
Buy Handmade this holiday season
Etsy www.etsy.com and some partner organizations (The Handmade Consortium) launched an initiative today to encourage consumers to buy handmade gifts this year. They are promoting this Buy Handmade Pledge:I pledge to BUY HANDMADE this holiday season, and request that others do the same for me.
And they want you to visit their site and sign the pledge sheet to support handmade!
I will be buying handmade or giving handmade by me gifts this year again, so I took the pledge. I started doing so almost 10 years ago, I must admit, for lack of money back then, and now, I just cant stop! And to be honest, its always a hit!
Taking things one step further is http://www.myhandboundbooks.etsy.com/, who created these bookmarks to give out to her customers. I may well do the same too.
Go on, buy handmade! Spread the love!
indie find of the moment: Elm Studios
Shop name: Elm Studios
Shop address: http://www.elmstudios.etsy.com
In a nutshell:
Ceramic work by artist Ericka Lyn O'Rourke
Tell me a little about yourself ...
My name is Ericka Lyn O'Rourke...I am a work-from-home mother of 2...currently illustrating book covers and making art whenever I can.
I was always involved in the arts...I started out with drawing, painting, and photography...however, I always loved and collected pottery...I studied ceramics in college and did a few internships managing the ceramic studio and mixing up the glazes while there, but it wasn't until after I had my kids and my husband bought me a wheel and kiln that I was able to begin to really explore working with clay.
What are your favourite materials?
clay and paint. Anything messy.
What inspired you to do this?
My ceramic work was originally inspired by the many talented ceramists work that I felt compelled to buy everywhere I went. I was always drawn to the colors of the glazes or the way a piece would feel in my hands. And just the fact that each piece was made entirely by hand from the earth always left me inspired. I do get lost in staring at the glazes...it is amazing to me how just a few naturally occurring chemicals can fuse into a glass coating of such a beautiful array of colors and textures. What amazes me even more is how much I hated chemistry in school and thought I would never have a use for it.
Do you remember the first thing you made? What was it?
I am sure I don't remember the first thing that I made, but my earliest memory of creating would have to be the colorful picture on yellow construction paper of a mommy bird perched over her babies in their nest. It was drawn with fat magic markers and my mom had it professionally framed. I remember that it proudly graced our walls for many years.
What is your favourite item? And why?
My favorite item that is currently in my shop is a Pottery Serving Bowl...it is a simple wheel-thrown bowl that I will have a hard time parting with...I just love the glazes on it.
Why should people buy handmade?
Handmade items are each made with love and individual creativity. You cannot put a price on that. They are each one of kind works of art.
Anthing else?
More about my fine art can be seen at my website
http://www.elmstudios.com
my illustration work can be seen at
http://www.erickaorourke.com
je ne danse pas en rond autour de ma sacoche
je suis allée voir shout out out out out hier soir, au Casbah de l'Impérial, avec Princess et Murdoch qui djait avant et après le show
wow!
c'est ma découverte de l'année 2007!
j'ai pas pu résister et j'ai acheté l'album
la musique est entrainante, les mecs sont absolument en feu, j'ai dansé et crié comme si je les connaissais depuis longtemps, brand new fan fini que je suis :)
j'ai hâte d'écouter attentivement les paroles, parce que j'ai cru glaner des thématiques comme l'insipidité des condos, les dettes éternelles et time management issues hehehe
shout out out out out est un groupe d'edminton, et j'espere en entendre parler ailleurs bientot
un band qui comporte deux drums, quatre basses et une demi douzaine de beat box, well, thats the best way to this girls heart ;)
on peut en entendre un peu sur leur myspace
"Shout out out out out = two drummers + four bass players + two samplers + five synthesizers + one vocoder. volatile dance music"
wow!
c'est ma découverte de l'année 2007!
j'ai pas pu résister et j'ai acheté l'album
la musique est entrainante, les mecs sont absolument en feu, j'ai dansé et crié comme si je les connaissais depuis longtemps, brand new fan fini que je suis :)
j'ai hâte d'écouter attentivement les paroles, parce que j'ai cru glaner des thématiques comme l'insipidité des condos, les dettes éternelles et time management issues hehehe
shout out out out out est un groupe d'edminton, et j'espere en entendre parler ailleurs bientot
un band qui comporte deux drums, quatre basses et une demi douzaine de beat box, well, thats the best way to this girls heart ;)
on peut en entendre un peu sur leur myspace
"Shout out out out out = two drummers + four bass players + two samplers + five synthesizers + one vocoder. volatile dance music"
visiteur dans ma cour
ma cour est remplie de chats de goutières qui vont et viennent courtiser la minoune au 2e étage
ça ne fait pas plaisir aux miens ;)
je suis un peu triste parce que j'ai perdu un de mes chats cette semaine, d'ailleurs: Léa s'en est retournée habiter chez son papa! je vais m'ennuyer de sa tite face mouchetée
amies des stars
je me sentais pas mal toute nue sans ma casquette a palette drette ;)
on a lâché notre style le 17 octobre au Dagobert
on a lâché notre style le 17 octobre au Dagobert
super show!
1ere partie Bravo... j'ai rien a dire sur le sujet hahaha mais je dois dire que j'ai aimé la toune "clap"
numéro étaient en super forme! Pierre Crube lookait à fond avec ses lunettes géantes et que dire de Jérôme... il est un vrai dieu de a danse ;)
les tubes habituels, un nouveau morceau, numéro nous a gâté!
on a dansé comme des folles, on a crié encore plus fort!
tête d'affiche: omnikrom, que j'avoue n'avoir jamais entendu avant hier soir
DJ Figure 8 est un type sympa et un super bon DJ (il spinnait du beat entre les sets)... les tits groupies savaient toutes les paroles, je me suis autant amusée à les regarder qu'a écouter la musique
malheureusement on a dû quitter avant le retour de numéro sur scène pour interpréter "Vodka caramel chewing gum fraise"
des questions?
j'aime numéro#
numéro, c'est trop trop bien! j'adore!
lâche ton style ce 17 octobre au Dagobert (tchou tchou tchou!) #
mini-jupes et rouge à lèvres garantis!
des questions?
Blog Action Day - October 15th 2007
On October 15th, bloggers around the web will unite to put a single important issue on everyone’s mind - the environment.
Every blogger will post about the environment in their own way and relating to their own topic.
Blog Action Day is about MASS participation. That means they need you! Here is where to go to participate http://blogactionday.org
5000 views and counting!
wow! what an honor!
who knew what i had to say would catch the interest of so many people :)
thank you so much for reading!
who knew what i had to say would catch the interest of so many people :)
thank you so much for reading!
indie find of the moment: Bijoutiful
Shop name: Bijoutiful
Shop address: http://www.bijoutiful.etsy.com/
In a nutshell: Metal, natural materials, modern, vintage & organic.
Tell me a little about yourself ...
For starters, I am originally from the beautiful island of Barbados, in the Caribbean. I magically become a little mermaid whenever I visit, and spend as much time as possible in the water, with friends & family. I was born the color amber (we figure Dad made Mom take a little too much beta-carotene when she was preggers) and I'm so glad. I much prefer "Amber" to "Lacy". I'm a "mutt": I've got a mixture of French, Spanish, Irish, English, Venezuelan, and Barbadian blood pulsing through my veins, and like my Father, I've got a "Spanish" temper at times. I'm a very stubborn, impatient, & opinionated Taurus--always have been, and doubt I will ever change! Much to my boyfriend's chagrin, I have an incredibly hard time keeping my workspace organized and confined to just one room. My only defense is that I'm a passionate and creative person, and it just goes with the territory. I'm also a tool junkie and need to buy myself a new toy at least once a month--or else I start to twitch and see pink elephants.
What are your favourite materials?
Copper, sterling silver, brass, gemstones, vintage components, found objects...
What inspired you to do this?
I've been beading since I was young. I stopped for many, many years until my Mother-In-Law-To-Be (who also beads) encouraged me to start again about 2 years ago. I soon decided that wanted more of a challenge, so I quickly moved on to wire-wrapping, and have only recently started working with sheet metal. I am completely self-taught in all that I do, learning only from trial and error, books, magazines and online forums. I hope to someday take some courses...and secretly dream of an apprenticeship somewhere.
Do you remember the first thing you made? What was it?
The first peice of jewelry I made was a pair of earrings. I must have been about 10 or so. Very simple--just a few beads strung onto fishing line, and hung from earwires. (I actually still have one of them!) A friend of my Mother's was a beader who often made purchasing trips in Afghanistan. She introduced me to the wonderful world of beads. She would bring back loads of stuff, and once gave me a huge tackle box full of all sorts of beads & trinkets, some of which I still have stashed away for personal use. I then made macrame hemp necklaces in high school and used most of those beads. I got my first taste of entrepreneurship then, and found it quite challenging and fun. Especially when I found I could easily make $80 or more during lunchtime selling my wares! Macrame made a mess of my fingers. They became so blistered at one point, because I would work really fast trying to churn out 4 or 5 necklaces in a night, and the twine burns your skin when tying those knots...and I stopped. I'm not sure why. It was a long time ago.
What's new and exciting in your store?
I'm starting to play with iron, and I absolutely love it! It isn't very easy for me to work with yet, and it makes my fingers REALLY dirty when handling it, but I love the way it looks when textured, hammered, and finally tumbled and polished. The finished product looks very much like antique sterling silver. I also plan to try my hand at earring trees, as well as wrought iron jewelry very soon. Why earring trees? Because earrings seem to be my forte at the moment. I have more earrings in my shop than anything else, and I hardly ever wear anything else when it comes to jewelry. I intend on keeping the first tree I make only because my own earring stands & jewelry boxes are all full!
What is your favourite item? And why?
Oh, that's a tough one! I suppose it would have to be the "Iron and Gold" post hoop earrings. They are the first in a new "Iron and Gold" line I'm creating, and I love the contrast between the dark iron and the bright gold. The gold wire is wrapped around the iron in a style that I like to think of as "controlled chaos", which can also found in my "Tangled" earrings and a few of my one-of-a-kind pendants.
Why should people buy handmade?
Anything made by the hands of someone with a vision is truly special. It has personality--it comes from the heart, mind and soul of the person that made it. You just can't find that at Target or Macy's.
Anthing else?
I have 2 new shop sections: "30% off" and "$10 Or So". This is to help move my older work, and make room for the new!
Thank you, Guylaine for featuring me in your blog, and thanks to those that have taken the time to read the interview. If you purchase from my shop, please let me know how you found me. I'm always, always curious!
Shop address: http://www.bijoutiful.etsy.com/
In a nutshell: Metal, natural materials, modern, vintage & organic.
Tell me a little about yourself ...
For starters, I am originally from the beautiful island of Barbados, in the Caribbean. I magically become a little mermaid whenever I visit, and spend as much time as possible in the water, with friends & family. I was born the color amber (we figure Dad made Mom take a little too much beta-carotene when she was preggers) and I'm so glad. I much prefer "Amber" to "Lacy". I'm a "mutt": I've got a mixture of French, Spanish, Irish, English, Venezuelan, and Barbadian blood pulsing through my veins, and like my Father, I've got a "Spanish" temper at times. I'm a very stubborn, impatient, & opinionated Taurus--always have been, and doubt I will ever change! Much to my boyfriend's chagrin, I have an incredibly hard time keeping my workspace organized and confined to just one room. My only defense is that I'm a passionate and creative person, and it just goes with the territory. I'm also a tool junkie and need to buy myself a new toy at least once a month--or else I start to twitch and see pink elephants.
What are your favourite materials?
Copper, sterling silver, brass, gemstones, vintage components, found objects...
What inspired you to do this?
I've been beading since I was young. I stopped for many, many years until my Mother-In-Law-To-Be (who also beads) encouraged me to start again about 2 years ago. I soon decided that wanted more of a challenge, so I quickly moved on to wire-wrapping, and have only recently started working with sheet metal. I am completely self-taught in all that I do, learning only from trial and error, books, magazines and online forums. I hope to someday take some courses...and secretly dream of an apprenticeship somewhere.
Do you remember the first thing you made? What was it?
The first peice of jewelry I made was a pair of earrings. I must have been about 10 or so. Very simple--just a few beads strung onto fishing line, and hung from earwires. (I actually still have one of them!) A friend of my Mother's was a beader who often made purchasing trips in Afghanistan. She introduced me to the wonderful world of beads. She would bring back loads of stuff, and once gave me a huge tackle box full of all sorts of beads & trinkets, some of which I still have stashed away for personal use. I then made macrame hemp necklaces in high school and used most of those beads. I got my first taste of entrepreneurship then, and found it quite challenging and fun. Especially when I found I could easily make $80 or more during lunchtime selling my wares! Macrame made a mess of my fingers. They became so blistered at one point, because I would work really fast trying to churn out 4 or 5 necklaces in a night, and the twine burns your skin when tying those knots...and I stopped. I'm not sure why. It was a long time ago.
What's new and exciting in your store?
I'm starting to play with iron, and I absolutely love it! It isn't very easy for me to work with yet, and it makes my fingers REALLY dirty when handling it, but I love the way it looks when textured, hammered, and finally tumbled and polished. The finished product looks very much like antique sterling silver. I also plan to try my hand at earring trees, as well as wrought iron jewelry very soon. Why earring trees? Because earrings seem to be my forte at the moment. I have more earrings in my shop than anything else, and I hardly ever wear anything else when it comes to jewelry. I intend on keeping the first tree I make only because my own earring stands & jewelry boxes are all full!
What is your favourite item? And why?
Oh, that's a tough one! I suppose it would have to be the "Iron and Gold" post hoop earrings. They are the first in a new "Iron and Gold" line I'm creating, and I love the contrast between the dark iron and the bright gold. The gold wire is wrapped around the iron in a style that I like to think of as "controlled chaos", which can also found in my "Tangled" earrings and a few of my one-of-a-kind pendants.
Why should people buy handmade?
Anything made by the hands of someone with a vision is truly special. It has personality--it comes from the heart, mind and soul of the person that made it. You just can't find that at Target or Macy's.
Anthing else?
I have 2 new shop sections: "30% off" and "$10 Or So". This is to help move my older work, and make room for the new!
Thank you, Guylaine for featuring me in your blog, and thanks to those that have taken the time to read the interview. If you purchase from my shop, please let me know how you found me. I'm always, always curious!
l'art de parler
pour ceux qui ne le savaient pas, je suis documentaliste...
en fait, les deux soeurs travaillent dans une bibliothèque hihihi
j'ai trouvé cette plaquette dans la collection générale de mon client
j'adore la pochette, elle est trop craquante!
Monsieur "Plaire" à vraiment une belle allure avec sa cigarette...!
L'a propos de ce livre est tout simplement hilarant
je suis une grande gênée
une très grande gênée à tendance rougissante :)
je suis aussi muette de nature
L'art de parler m'échappe donc entièrement!
j'ai feuilleté le livre et ses trucs sont aussi drôles que la couverture
"Tendance fâcheuse: celle de laisser passer le moment opportun. Vous avez quelque chose à dire, une répartie vous vient, mais vous hésitez à parler ; puis, vous vous traitez de tous les noms [...] ou bien il est trop tard et vous vous taisez"
en fait, les deux soeurs travaillent dans une bibliothèque hihihi
j'ai trouvé cette plaquette dans la collection générale de mon client
j'adore la pochette, elle est trop craquante!
Monsieur "Plaire" à vraiment une belle allure avec sa cigarette...!
L'a propos de ce livre est tout simplement hilarant
je suis une grande gênée
une très grande gênée à tendance rougissante :)
je suis aussi muette de nature
L'art de parler m'échappe donc entièrement!
j'ai feuilleté le livre et ses trucs sont aussi drôles que la couverture
"Tendance fâcheuse: celle de laisser passer le moment opportun. Vous avez quelque chose à dire, une répartie vous vient, mais vous hésitez à parler ; puis, vous vous traitez de tous les noms [...] ou bien il est trop tard et vous vous taisez"
À VENDRE - Rollerblades Salomon FIT et protection (coudes, genoux et poignets)
À VENDRE
Rollerblades Salomon FIT
Taille 7 de filles, botte SIAM 6 memo fit, roues 78mm. Neufs, jamais portés.
+ Protection - coudes, genoux et poignets neufs, jamais portés.
Valeur de 199$ + 39$ (238$)
Je demande 150$ (négociable)
Alternativement, je recherche une bonne raison pour aller faire du roller blade; si vous en êtes une, faites moi signe ;)
Rollerblades Salomon FIT
Taille 7 de filles, botte SIAM 6 memo fit, roues 78mm. Neufs, jamais portés.
+ Protection - coudes, genoux et poignets neufs, jamais portés.
Valeur de 199$ + 39$ (238$)
Je demande 150$ (négociable)
Alternativement, je recherche une bonne raison pour aller faire du roller blade; si vous en êtes une, faites moi signe ;)
TransCanada Etsy Team Contest - Collection of Canadian handmade goodies
To participate:
1 - Create a "poster" with the Poster Sketch Tool of 9 Canadian handmade items available on Etsy.
2.1 - Create a screenshot of your amazing poster and submit it to us by email, or post it to the Trans-Canada Flickr group pool with the title "Trans-Canada Contest".
2.2 - Or send us your 9 items numbers by email.
3 - Don't forget to leave the item numbers visible or to mention the name of the shops!
Email: transcanada.etsy(at)gmail.com
The posters will be displayed in our Flickr group pool, and must be submitted before midnight on November 3rd. The mod-squad will assemble and vote on the winner that same weekend.
Photos of the prize will be posted before the end of the contest so you can see what you can win!
The gift basket includes items from:
tanisalexis
tomatedepingles
neawear
stircrazycrafts
myhandboundbooks
NeaBlossoms
* This is a growing list, come back often to see more sellers who donated an item!
GOOD LUCK! :)
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