Return To New Orleans

[Schuarta]

Check this site to help Schuarta daughter to make a return visit to the Crescent City.

http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=7349110

[Jeeves]

Check this site to help Schuarta daughter to make a return visit to the Crescent City.

http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=7349110

Mrs. Fury and I will post links to our forums.

[NoNoNanette]

The link takes me to a page saying that the "shop is closed for a short time". I'll pursue this next week.

[Jeeves]

Art, is this for real? There are some on our forums who are questioning the veracity of this. We are holding until we hear from you.

[Admin]

I saw the items being offered the other night when Art first posted. Interestingly, although etsy.com has apparently been around a few years now, I only became aware of it in the past few days, and from two different sources. Rather than using the internet to sell mass-produced items without actually maintaining inventory oneself, it's a mechanism whereby a designer or craftsman can market their hand-made items to a web-wide audience. A very interesting concept.

[jane dough]

I saw them, too - Lots of really pretty mosiacs. Hopefully she'll be back up and running soon.

Admin, I bought something on etsy a few months ago... My first time hearing of the site but my daughter "had to have" this ridiculous Jonas Brothers necklace that they were hawking outside the movie theater. I told her to keep moving that night but since she was willing to part with her $13 days later, I ordered it for her. Smooth transaction and they have a rating system like e-Bay. And, true to their word, it was handmade, not mass produced machine work. Still ridiculous, but not mass produced. ha-ha

[Schuarta]

Website open once again for business. Laura had to make some adjustments for packaging for shipment.

[Jeeves]

Thanks for the heads up, Art. We'll post the link on Lake and LA Dayrides.com