Tip Junkie's Mother's Day Gift Guide

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I just created the coolest Mother's Day Gift guide over on Tip Junkie using only products from women in business!! {{squeal in delight}}

My favorites:


Portrait Tile Charm from Eclisse Creazioni's shop.


Time For Beads crazy fun watches.


These shoes from Whitney Caroline.


Wall vinyl from E.A.D Designs.


Madison Reece Designs with her amazing prices and fabulous jewelry.



A fabulously chic camera strap from ShabbyStraps Shop.

Ahh the loveliness! Be sure to check out the Tip Junkie Mother's Day Gift Guide, pick out your favorites, and e-mail the link to your man. {{sneaky}}

Be sure to place your orders soon. Some of these items are handmade and will take extra time to be shipped.

Comments

Rochelleht said…
Those are SO cute! I want them for me. I totally can't see my mom or mil liking any of it. ;-) Too bad, they are tough.
April 20, 2009 at 11:07 AM
Anonymous said…
I hear ya! MIL are tough to buy for. At least you have a wish list to send to your man! ;)
April 22, 2009 at 9:24 AM
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