Showing posts with label zazzle affiliate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label zazzle affiliate. Show all posts

Friday, August 5, 2022

Sunflowers Collection on Zazzle


Sunflowers, the Kansas state flower, and a flower I find so beautiful just watching them follow the sun through the day makes me smile. Kansas, where I was born, made many in the nation proud this week when the voters chose to keep choice a real thing in their state. Although my parents moved our family to California when I was 8, this week I am proud to have my roots there.

A while back I created a collection on Zazzle that showcases these sun loving flowers on lots of amazing finds. It seems fitting to share them with you today. Take a look at just a few examples.

Would you fancy having your sunflowers on your cup of tea each morning?


What about on a recipe binder for your favorite cook?


How about a cute personalized way to carry you library books or shopping?


For some reason this one makes me smile while imagining a much younger me rolling down the sidewalk. Isn't this skateboard deck design just wonderful?


Back with more again soon. Take care and stay cozy!

If you are in the mood for sunflower shopping use the widget below to take you to my finds to start your browsing.
(This is an affiliate link and I may earn a little bit of yarn money if you make a purchase.)

Tuesday, March 2, 2021

Easter Collection on Zazzle


I have put together a collection of Easter items on Zazzle. The link above sharing my collection and those below that share specific items in this post are affiliate links. I could earn a small commission, at no cost to you, if you click and then make a purchase. Thanks in advance for clicking if I manage to share something you want to check out further. The artists on Zazzle amaze me every time I go to the site I hope you find something that amazes you too. 





So cute! Am I right? Need new masks since we are wearing them for awhile longer? Find the bunnies and more designs on Zazzle. Watch for coupon codes on the site to get a discount. Like most places something wonderful is always on sale.

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Wednesday, August 19, 2020

International Bow Day

It is, today August 19th, International Bow Day. It was started by Claire's in 2017 to celebrate and share bows, those they have in the store and the style current and past. Of course bows are available in their shops. In truth I haven't been in a Claire's in ages. The last time I think I bought hair sticks to put my long hair up on warm days. 

You can shop for bows and bow art in other places too. I found a couple for you to check out if you wish. On Society 6 and Zazzle I did a search for hair bow and am sharing a couple of my finds below. Which item is more your style? Maybe it is because I am a Gemini but I like both. I don't really believe in astrology except when it comes in handy for an excuse. LOL

Look what I found on Society 6 with a bow on it. Wouldn't this be a great gift for yourself or someone else?  You can check out all the details by clicking HERE.


Going back now from modern to Victorian times with the artwork I found on Zazzle. So pretty, don't you think so? You can get this art on several different products. Check out the details on Zazzle by clicking HERE.

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(Links to Society6 and Zazzle are affiliate and I may receive a small commission at no cost to you if you make a purchase.)

If you are wondering, I find out about these celebration days at NationalDayCalendar.com.

Thursday, August 13, 2020

Left Handed Day!


Yes I do love being left handed. I write, eat, knit, crochet and everything else left handed. My one exception would be when I use a computer. I use the mouse with my right hand. I did discover that using a mouse with my right hand does have a very useful advantage for me. If I need to to take notes on anything the pen and paper are ready to go! So very efficient!

My biggest struggle as a lefty is using cutting tools. Knives, believe it or not, are many times sharpened in a way that works best for right handed people. Most of you wouldn't know that. Other kitchen tools like spatulas and ladles are made most times for the right handed. We lefties learn to cope and move on. In the grand scheme of things it's small stuff. 

So I plan on taking the rest of the day to enjoy my left handed holiday with some left handed knitting so I can avoid other chores because who wants to do those, right?

Back with more again soon. Take care and stay cozy!

This post has Zazzle affiliate links. The left handed attitude is my own.