basically it is the Ebay for artisans. I sell my furniture on Etsy. Here is the link. It is worth a look. a LOT of people shop there. http://www.etsy.com/what's that??
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basically it is the Ebay for artisans. I sell my furniture on Etsy. Here is the link. It is worth a look. a LOT of people shop there. http://www.etsy.com/what's that??
Oh my gosh! ETSY IS AWESOME! I buy tons of stuff there from my kids, there is a little bit of everything there.basically it is the Ebay for artisans. I sell my furniture on Etsy. Here is the link. It is worth a look. a LOT of people shop there. http://www.etsy.com/
if you set up a store send me the link and I'll add you to my circle.ok, i will check it out, THANK YOU!!!!!
Will you need more info? My father sells stuff at this one regularly. I think you would need to contact the person who owns the property before hand. Just let me know and I can search out that info for you.yes, that's doable for me!! if anyone knows where there are other ones let me know!!!
Do you have a site for you furniture? would love to see it!!!basically it is the Ebay for artisans. I sell my furniture on Etsy. Here is the link. It is worth a look. a LOT of people shop there. http://www.etsy.com/
Cass, we have had a barred owl around here, checking out the coops at 3:30 AM. My husband insisted that the "Who! who! who cooks for you!" distinctive hoot was a coyote. I was doubtful because the hooting wasn't coming from the ground.When I saw the owl flying overhead he still insisted that it was a coyote I was hearing. A quick google search of owl hoots confirmed my thoughts of it being an owl and not a coyote.GRRRRR....what are the "laws" regarding shooting OWLS? Specfically Great Horned Owls. Cuz I just lost another Sumantra to a night predator that took the entire body with it, without trace of blood, just a few feathers left on the roosting surface. I am assuming it is a winged predator, cuz the food on the ground just below the roosting area is undisturbed. It wasn't even all that dark. I was waiting a few more minutes so I could sneak up on the flock of them and move them indoors to their coop. When I went down they were ALL GONE. I found ONE on a lower roost and stuck her in the regular coop. I looked and looked for the others, but they are no where to be seen. Which boads well for them if they survived.....which I hope they did (well except the one who's feathers are all over the place)
Tomorrow I chase their little butts all over til I catch them in the daylight and put them in the coop. So much for outdoor chickens. My heart can't take the losses.
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