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Isabella Schon
Owner
I enjoy being creative and appreciate the creativity of others. Unfortunately I do not have a lot of time anymore for making jewelry. Therefore I started to sell select craft supplies that people can use in their own craft projects.
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Rebecca Wilson (She sadly passed away in 2019, and we cannot sell her gorgeous aprons anymore.)
Maker
I love sewing and everything that comes with it: Getting inspired to make something, designing it, picking out the perfect fabric and finally creating it with the help of my sewing machine.
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Frequently asked questions
What if I buy multiple items?
The Etsy checkout will calculate the shipping charges for you. After you placed the order and I packed it I will adjust the shipping costs and refund any overpaid shipping charges if they are at least $ 1.
Will the colors of the item be exactly like in the image?
The actual colors may vary slightly due to computer monitor and/or device differences. Subtle variations in color and surface texture may not be fully revealed.
What does "vintage" mean?
Some of the items in my shop are vintage. By Etsy standards everything that is at least 20 years old is considered vintage. Vintage also means that the item is pre-owned and was either used or stored. Used items will show - more or less - signs of wear from use. Items that were not used will show signs of wear from storing. In both cases the items will show signs of wear from aging. I always do my best to detect any flaws and mention them in the description or capture them in one of the pictures if possible. Therefore please also look at the pictures to determine the condition of an item. In any case, a vintage item can never be as flawless as something that was produced recently. But isn't this what makes up the charm of vintage goods?