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  Artistry by McKenzie*G Review You may remember not too long ago I did a feature and giveaway for "Artistry by McKenzie*G". As a thank you for that feature, McKenzie sent my girls two absolutely darling hair accessories. They've been wearing them and getting so many compliments. The first hair accessory my girls unwrapped was this large hot pink, white and black hair barrette. It is adorned with beads and buttons and is perfect for so many hairstyles. Abi's favorite way to wear it is at the top of a ponytail.     My MacKenzie likes to wear it to hold up her short hair.  The barrette is sturdy. It is of high-quality. My girls usually complain that the barrettes trap their hair and then we have to struggle to unwind their hair from the clasps. We have not had this issue with the Aristry by McKenzie*G hair clip. It has held securely and does not tangle the hair. The backside of the clip is a soft, hot pink knit. It is very professional looking and made with great craft...

One of my daughters' favorite things is hairbows! They love ponytails with giant bows or small braids with bows. Even a dainty up-do requires the perfect bow. I have to admit I love it. I love the variety of colors, ribbon textures, and doo-dads that guarantee the bow complements a favorite outfit. Precious Angel Bows is based out of Athens, Georgia. and named after her first daughter. "Precious Angel is what I called my first daughter, and I wanted my business name to reflect something that meant a lot to me." Sometimes it takes a while to find the right outlet. "I never had much luck on eBay and when I heard about Etsy I thought it would be the perfect place to sell my bows." Not one to quit or become discouraged, Precious Angel Bows is persistent. "I taught myself to make bows. I bought instructions and sat for hours tying bow after bow until I got it down. I really just wanted to make them for my daughter but then I fell in love with making them and wa...

 We are always on the go! It's a chaotic comedy at its best. To minimize stress, each kiddo has their own tote. They are responsible for keeping it filled with activities to entertain them, snacks, and anything that they might need to endure: errand running, a sibling's recital, or just a long car ride. It's a great concept, though not foolproof. While looking at various tote ideas, I ran across Tracie Seed Designs. A shop named after the owner/creator herself, "I like the sound of my name, and I do so many different arts and crafts that I thought Designs encompassed all that. Plus, I had a business with the same name several years ago. Just wanted to keep it consistent." Tracie Seed Designs materialized because Tracie "wanted a venue not only to sell my products but to showcase my creativity. It is easy to use and has low fees for listing products. I thought it was an economical way to start out rather than hosting my own website." This shop offers a se...