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...a mess! You know it. You love 'em, and they're usually darn cute, but, let's face it—they're inherently messy. And you always need supplies to clean them up. You're cleaning their bottoms, their "sweet" spittle, and all parts in between. How do you keep up with it all?
Every person selling jewelry (or jewellery if you prefer) on Etsy shows different styles and techniques. I definitely have an admiration for those who are metalsmiths that transform metal elements into new shapes by cutting, casting, forging, hammering, soldering, and forming the raw metal into pieces of artisty. Here is how Delias Thompson describes the design of the Three Point Organic Flower shown here:
Do you have an old bowling ball? Many glass artists are transforming these balls into garden Gazing Balls. This Twinkle-y Flowered-y Disco Garden Ball features a sampling of floral and other patterns in vitreous glass tile, glass gems, mirror pieces, and stained glass. This self-trained artist playfully calls their FUNctional Art NaiveOutsiderTramp Art or N.O.T.Art and also creates clocks, mirrors, flower pots, lamps, and tables. Learn more about artandartifacts on Etsy.
As a person with naturally curly, wavy hair (aka, it has a life all its own), I'll admit that it's taken a long time to come to terms with these sometimes lovely and sometimes wiry locks, fighting for straighter, less frizzy looks. 
As a child, braids or barrettes would have probably been a good option, but I don't remember my mom and older sisters helping with my hair--except for arranging a haircut when it seemed especially unruly!
Today I rely on a hair dryer that has a straightening attachment that actually works, some pretty awesome haircare products, and can even get my hair to cooperate when I shoot photos of myself. Other days, I let my curls and waves do whatever they want. Then, there are those days when barrettes can turn a "bad hair" day into one that's better. My hat is off to those of you who make hair adornments!
Be sure to visit the following Etsy shops for hair adornments and much more:
Are you handling Rufus and Snoopy with the best looking leashes around? Maybe you just haven't visited TheModernPet shop on Etsy. Here you can find handmade leashes, collars, and other pet care products specifically for dogs and cats. The owner of this shop is studying to be a veterinarian, and helps defray the costs of school with this venture. Return customers can refresh their pet's collars purchased here for a discounted fee. For their dogs, they'll need to refresh with Funky Dog Deodorizer!
As laurageorge states:
Bonny Jewelry (aka BonnyJewelry on Etsy) takes the "Bonny" part of her name from the Scottish origin meaning "beautiful, fair and pretty". Here's what this New Hampshire Etsy store owner has to say about her handcrafted beaded jewelry work: 
I love all types of crafts - needlework, painting, cross-stich - but I am totally hooked on making jewelry (I think it's the immediate gratification of making something and being able to wear it right away!) It all started when my best friend introduced me to a little bead shop that she had found. I was overwhelmed with all of the choices and colors that were available and had a difficult time choosing the materials that I wanted to use for my first “creation”. It was all downhill from there (thanks Eileen!)...
