Greetings!
I hope all is well in your world. I find myself feeling busier than ever lately, but I'm not exactly sure why. I am painting again, and I even set up my piano keyboard and have been tinkering a little every day. (Ummmmm . . . maybe my sense of time is throwing off my sense of time.) Whatever the reason, I have the feeling that time is shrinking faster than my activity time is expanding. It's not unpleasant, just different. If you can dream it you can do it.

September 1-7 is Week of Hope, a time to reach out to others with words of encouragement, support, and thanks. The idea behind the week is to create a movement to pool and concentrate our positive energy towards the goal of raising our collective vibration.
Hope is the feeling you have that the feeling you have isn't permanent. ~Jean Kerr
This is so my kind of thing, so I'm offering 40% off all cards at Heartful Village Store throughout the week. Use promo code hope at checkout to get the savings. (One order per customer, boxed gift sets excluded.) And I've added six new card text options for the week's theme. You'll find them at the end of each card's list of quotations.
Hope can always cope. ~P.K. Thomajan
The new entries added to Handmade Lookup since my last newsletter are listed below for your convenience:
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isotope tees
The hand screened graphics on Isotope Tees (in Illinois) are beautiful, interesting, and engaging illustrations from vintage science books and old maps: Lovely drawings of birds, wolves, flowers, trees, and such will make you a walking testament to those ancient times that predate the world wide web.
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michima
Mimi, her sister ChiChi, and their Mama are MiChiMa, all contributors, in New Jersey, to an eclectic collection of handcrafted toys, ID tags, infant mobiles, kids math sets, purses, bags, pouches (and probably more I've overlooked), that all somehow seem some way to be connected. |
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evelyn fields
Melissa, in Sonora, California, is Evelyn Fields. And she creates beautiful snack bags, sandwich bags, and "unpaper" towels and napkins to help us in our quest for the truly green packed lunch or picnic.
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brooklyn rehab
Alyssa Zygmunt of Brooklyn Rehab brings new life, through artistic "repurposing", to discarded objects she comes across. Alyssa can explain it better than I, on this video of her I came across at the Time Magazine website. |
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sj engraving
SJ Engraving in San Jose, California, turns stones and pebbles into unique gifts, keepsakes, decor, and jewelry by engraving them with names, important dates, quotations, or whatever personal message you would like. |
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Until next time . . .
Peace.
Marina |
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40% off 9/1 - 9/7
Heartful Village greeting cards can be personalized with a famous quotation, a custom message, or left blank inside. And when you give Heartful Village cards, you help promote the work of artists and artisans. Find out more. |
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We're on Facebook
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