Novica review.

I'm not sure a self-photo-portrait was quite what Novica had in mind when they asked me to review some of their items.  (I attempted to have my 7 year old take a decent picture of me but all I got were photos of my forehead).

I'm wearing the Wood Bangle Bracelet (here)
and Mahogany Melody Blouse (here).

  You may remember I've talked about Novica in the past.  I just love their line of products but more importantly I love that when you make a purchase you are aiding artisans around the world make an income for themselves.  Their site offers clothing, jewelry, accessories, home decor, international instruments, paintings, handbags, etc.  Here are a few of my favorites...



I swear I saw this Alpaca throw blanket on the Nate Berkus Show recently.



Sunshine Leather Shoulder Bag.

Lacquered Wood Tray.

Cotton Side Cinch Tunic.

Not only does Novice offer great handmade products handmade but they also have a system that allows you to loan money to aspiring artisans around the world start their own businesses.  Find out more here.

Novica has also just starting offering home parties to those who would like to earn products for free.  To learn more about hosting a party go to Novica Live.  Or you can make money as a consultant.  Getting in early is a big opportunity in direct sales where you can make some good money and support artisans worldwide. The starter kits are only $199 and have over $400 worth of samples and $150 in business materials. More information at Novica Live.

Check them out today!

Disclosure: I received product to review for free from Novica.

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Valentine's Day Project #3.

I've always loved the Petal Envelope.

Cute and functional all in one.

For this Valentine I took a double sided piece of paper and printed my

template right on it from my computer then folded it up.

Then I grabbed my camera and had some fun.

I don't know what it is about preschool age kids but when you put a camera in from

of them and tell them to smile they look like they're constipated.

I had to really whoop it up to get him to laugh.

Then I uploaded my photo to Picnik, turned it black and white, next went back and used the lipstick feature to color in the heart red then added my text.

I made this petal envlope template which is big enough for a 3.5 square picture (download here).  

If you're kids are like mine it's all about the candy so don't forget to add a chocolate heart or something sweet in the envelope. 

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"Studio 5" tv feature.

Thanks Studio 5!

 

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