Quirky Bags's Page

This afternoon, I was thrilled to find out that my totes are currently featured on two blogs! The lovely Maisy of McChatter announced my shop's re-opening and featured my fish library tote. Irismomma featured my Candy Corn Halloween Tote, shown above on the right.

Thank you so much for featuring Quirky Bags!

The Quirky Bags shop at Etsy is currently empty. I'm taking a little break from selling to build up an inventory and spend time with my family. We're planning a camping trip and I'm having a lot of fun enjoying the little things in life with my children.

I am also helping my teenager with a family Etsy shop: amamabear.etsy.com. She creates amazing aliens from polymer clay. I'm destashing a few things there, as well.

Last week, I started the process of setting up shop at Big Cartel.

I am very impressed with the look and feel of the site thus far. I love the look of the site and the way they have it programmed is very professional and mostly smooth. One of my favorite features is the FAQ section. The social networking that I am used to is not there; it is definitely the type of website where you have to drive 99.9 percent of your own traffic.

I'm hoping to expand my shop in the coming weeks and work more on… Continue

I post (mostly easy) recipes on my regular blog. The one I posted today is one that my entire family loves: Spaghetti Pizza.

http://thoughtsfrommsq.blogspot.com/2008/02/spaghetti-pizza.html

Please excuse me while I try to figure out all the ways to customize my new space here at indiepublic. I'm looking foward to meeting you!

A little about my totes...

Quirky Bags are designed to be used as grocery sacks, but can be used for much, much more including toting library books, gifts and children's items. They are an economical way to contribute to the "reduce, reuse, recycle" movement while adding some personality to your groceries! I love custom orders and working with a client to fi… Continue