A Coin Is A Charm Is A Necklace

During the past couple months of travel I have stumbled upon some amazing women creating some pretty amazing, unique treats! By now y’all know I love jewelry and really tend to fancy different things. While I was in Wichita Kansas this past month I found the girls of Razzle Tagz!  It was a great little find during the American Agriwomen Trade Show.  I find special things that then become my favorite things which mean I then must share them with all of you because it’s too good to keep to myself.

I picked up this great holiday necklace! Isn’t it cute?  These are actual coins made into charms. This was made out of a quarter and a fifty cent piece.  Yes real money!!!   Charms included themes of holiday, monograms, and sports teams just to name a few.  I loved them because they were really well made, simply unique and very competitively priced!  What a great little treat to pickup for a gift exchange, birthday or special something.  The girls can help you create your own special thought and make it come to life through your special requests.

If you are interested in a Razzle Tagz creation please give the girls a jingle by dropping them an email – they then can help you create your own special piece.

razzletagz@gmail.com

Simply amazing and so much fun!!!

my very own travel show ~

Seems as if life has been a whirlwind lately, my most recent adventure took me to the American Agriwomen Convention in Wichita, Kansas. While there I got to meet facebook friend now real friend Lori Bammerlin.  Lori is probably one of the most creative people I have yet to meet in my adventures so  thought I would share her with all of you !

Lori made all of these fabulous necklaces with an assortment of wonderful beads, she also has hand painted shoes, tshirts and really cool, fun hats!  Old feed sacks turned tote bags and wranglers made into fun skirts.  Whats old is new again with many of Lori's fun pieces.

My adventures take me to lots of places~ I feel as if I am on my own  travel show , you know the ones you see on TV.  My travels hook me up with interesting people engaged in agriculture and sharing a common passion and just sometimes they are doing extra fun things that spark my interest, like Lori and her cool treats with a western style flair.  I couldn’t keep her to myself so I figured I would share her with all of you –

If you are interested in Lori and her creations you can email her at ag06grad@yahoo.com  - or check out her blog at http://homeontherangeexhange.blogspot.com - she can take it from there!