SpoonCultureShop
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Announcement
SHOP CLOSURE NOTICE:
This shop will be partly closed starting April 28th. All items will still be available for order, just with extended processing time.
I will still be available for messages however I will be recovering from surgery and my responses may be delayed.
Older notices:
-I am currently going through a bad flare of one of my illnesses, I am still shipping orders on time, however some shipping estimates have changed. Please expect the later date on the shipping estimates to be the most accurate for the time being. Custom customization mock-ups are also taking longer than usual. I am sorry for any inconvenience, spoons are low. Please feel free to reach out with any questions or concerns.
To help Spoon Culture create accurate awareness artwork please fill out this anonymous questionnaire: http://bit.ly/spooncq
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Reviews
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Sierra on Apr 17, 2024
5 out of 5 starsUsed this for a therapy exercise. Layout is done really well.
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Isi on Mar 28, 2024
5 out of 5 starsAll as described, good as handouts for friends and family. Thx!
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M on Mar 25, 2024
5 out of 5 starsW.O.W. The journal is fantastic! I sent it as a gift and the recipient was impressed!
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M on Mar 25, 2024
5 out of 5 starsAlana was very helpful in customizing what I wanted to track. Extremely pleased. 👍🏼👍🏼
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About SpoonCultureShop
Hi, my name is Alana and I am the owner of Spoon Culture. My dream with this shop is to make products not just for the average person to use and love but also to bring products and designs into the chronic illness community that come from someone who is also going through those challenges and understands those needs from a unique perspective.
I've had subtle cues since I was really young, but I really started getting sick when I was 11. I've had a hard time regulating different aspects of my life and health since then.
But when the pandemic hit, I started making masks for family and friends. This kept me active and I realized this was something I could that I genuinely enjoyed and could be a way to support myself in the future.
I reopened my Etsy shop from just my sewing machine and my computer to create what I felt was needed for spoonie and non-spoonie alike.
Hi, my name is Alana and I am the owner of Spoon Culture. My dream with this shop is to make products not just for the average person to use and love but also to bring products and designs into the chronic illness community that come from someone who is also going through those challenges and understands those needs from a unique perspective.
I've had subtle cues since I was really young, but I really started getting sick when I was 11. I've had a hard time regulating different aspects of my life and health since then.
But when the pandemic hit, I started making masks for family and friends. This kept me active and I realized this was something I could that I genuinely enjoyed and could be a way to support myself in the future.
I reopened my Etsy shop from just my sewing machine and my computer to create what I felt was needed for spoonie and non-spoonie alike.
As of right now all profits are going to fund the training of my next service dog, but in the future, I hope to be able to always donate a portion of profits to different charities.
I truly hope that you find what you are looking for here and that you love your purchase.
Thank you
Shop members
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Alana Lindie
Owner, Maker
Hi. I am the owner of Spoon Culture. My passion is making products and designs that I feel are needed in the chronic illness community, however, I like making things for just anybody too. I look forward to working with you.
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Printify
United States
Prints on shirts and other items that I can't produce myself
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Cancellations
Cancellations: accepted
Request a cancellation: within 2 hours of purchase
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Frequently asked questions
What is a Spoonie?
A Spoonie is a person who has any kind of condition that limits their daily energy on a regular basis. This is usually someone with a chronic health condition. A Spoonie is someone who identifies with the Spoon Theory. In the Spoon Theory spoons are used as a metaphor for the energy cost it takes to perform even the simplest actions when you have a condition causing fatigue.
Can I customize my journal or other item?
Absolutely! I will do my best to make any reasonable changes to help make the product of your dreams.
*Some changes will cost an extra fee.
What is the difference between the Spiral and Hardcover Symptom Journal styles?
Both are handmade to order, designed and made by someone with a chronic illness, and can be customized with *almost* anything!
The differences are:
Hardcover:
- 1 year length
-No tabs but has a ribbon bookmark attached
-Week view style
-Production time is 1-2 weeks
-No month view trackers (year view page available as customization)
-Best for long term general symptom tracking
-More portable, weighs less (about 1 lb)
-Dated available for calendar and academic years
Spiral:
-6 month length
-Monthly Trackers
-Daily tracking style
-Production time is 7-10 days
-Best for in-depth symptom tracking
- Lays open, weighs more (1.5 - 2 lbs)
-Large Print available
-Dated version starts at the beginning of any month you choose
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