Friday's Features!

As you may know by now, a passion of mine is to promote and help other Mom-prenuers and Women Entrepreneurs! That's what my "Friday's Feature" each week is all about! However, I have found so many great women to feature, right now my waiting list for Friday's Features is into June! So, I'm doing a little re-vamping & each week I will feature not one, but at least 2 fabulous companies!

So without further adue, I would like to introduce you to my Friday's Features for today!

Three Pine Design is a site owned by 3 sisters (and friends of mine;) featuring hip accessories for Mom, Baby, & Toddler!

One of my favs is the Hip Party Hats they make! They offer a variety of colors & designs...and they are too cute!

Ashley, Ryan, & Samantha make blankets, bibs, burpees, and party hats.
Here is what inspired these 3 Moms to start Three Pine Design:

"Three Pine Design began in January 2008. We are a group of 3 sisters who were inspired by our children and the desire to create cute, affordable accessories for them. We love the process of selecting new fabrics and creating new patterns. Our goal is to create fun, hip and affordable accessories for both babies and moms."

And Three Pine Design is offering 20% off one item right now by using the code"skirt!" at check out!

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My 2nd feature for the day is Janna with jacjewelry!

Janna's handmade jewelry includes Bridal Sets, Earrings, Necklaces, & Bracelets!
Here is what inspired Janna to start creating jewelry:

"I've always liked unique fashion accessories. In 2006, while on vacation visiting family, I went to a bead store with my aunt, and walked out of there with a big bag of beads… I came home and made my first piece from those beads immediately.

I made a few more pieces after that, but did not get absolutely addicted to jewelry-making until two years ago. After designing and making wedding favors, place cards and thank you cards for my own wedding, I thought it would be a great idea to offer customized bridal accessories to match a wedding theme. I created a website and started selling both “regular” jewelry and my wedding creations! Last March, I opened my Etsy shop (jacjewelry.etsy.com), which has become one of the main venues for selling my work.

Now, I’m absolutely addicted to making jewelry and don’t plan on stopping any time soon!"

Hop on over to jacjewelry and check out her creations!

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