This Week's Featured Blog Posts from Blogging Business Artisans Members

This past week, Blogging Business Artisans members blogged about completed projects, collage art, balancing work and life, building a giant outdoor Jenga game, peridot and tumbled sea glass jewelry, the death of a giraffe, cats, a visual crafts inventory app, completing a team challenge, a child’s gift for her grandmother, and preparing for a craft show. Please stop by to read and comment on these varied posts.

In Made, despite being away from her studio for several weeks, Duni of Peridot by Duni gets back into the creative swing with a wide range of finished projects.

Sarah L. of A Cat-Like Curiosity starts and finishes a collaged work of art, all in one sitting, in A Little Work in Progress.

Edi of Memories for Life describes how she is trying to balance summer enjoyment with preparations for the holiday rush in Personal Life & Business Life - Finding Balance.

Paige of The Room Kit shares the DIY Giant Jenga outdoor game she and her husband made from eight dollars’ worth of lumber.

In August Birthstone, Linda B. of Linor Store Jewelry provides a few facts about the peridot, the birthstone for the month of August, and shows us a few of her jewelry items that incorporate the peridot stone.

Animal lovers will share Sarah Beth of Magnolia Surprise’s regret as she describes the unexpected death of Kipenzi, the beloved giraffe born at the Dallas Zoo earlier this year.

Rose of randomcreative celebrates the kitten stage of her newest cat, Hobbes, as well as the antics of older cats Ares and Apollo in the boys July 2015.

 

Judy of Mister PenQuin begins a series of posts about inventory apps for crafts in Using a visual inventory system for your crafts.

Sharla of Beaded Tail meets the July Blogging Business Artisans vacation challenge in A Vacation to Remember by creating a pendant based on gold nuggets she panned on a vacation to Alaska.

In A Present for Nana, Jenny of The Painted Menagerie describes the gift her little daughter makes for her grandmother.

Cynthia of Antiquity Travelers describes how the tumbled sea glass jewelry she creates evokes the Near East and the shores of East Africa in The Sea :: Near East.

Linda P. of Pruitt Supply previews some of the crafts she is making for her biggest show of the year in November in Craft Show Stock.

If you enjoyed these posts, be sure to return to Blogging Business Artisans next week for another round of posts!

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