The Makers Keep Edmonton, AB
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The Makers Keep is a beautiful shop filled with the most unique Albertan goods, including jewelry, candles, bath and body products, food products, artwork, home accessories, and more. They have a location in Kingsway Mall, and a location in Windermere.
If you haven't yet visited them, check them out ASAP! |
Hornby Creative Hornby Island, BC
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"Hornby Creative is an artisan boutique introducing you to a remarkable variety of local arts and crafts in the Ringside Market on Hornby Island, BC.
Westcoast feeling that offers exceptional creations, unique goods, and naturally-made products. Hornby Creative strives to achieve a balance between local art and fine quality merchandise. Supporting local helps enrich a vibrant community. We love you for loving local! Tamara Lamont lives on Hornby Island with her husband Shannon, 2 dogs George + Madison, and their kitten, Bruce." Tamara is an energetic, creative being who runs a beautiful shop on Hornby Island; while showcasing the diversity of arts on Hornby she also exudes a strong creativity of her own, displaying works of art in unique ways while supporting artists across Hornby and Vancouver Island. |
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FINISHING TOUCHEs Port Alberni, BC
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"For almost 40 years, the goal of Finishing Touches has been to provide you with the ultimate in total body relaxation through spa services provided by professionally trained staff of unmatched experience."
Nestled in the heart of the Alberni Valley, Finishing Touches is a day spa and gift store that sells a host of skin care, body products, jewelry, and accessories. Louise Pearson began Finishing Touches in 1979, at the age of 18, at a time when esthetics services could otherwise only be reached by a 2-hour drive to the next town centre. Now, Finishing Touches is a cornerstone of the business and culture in Port Alberni. |
Diana’s glass creations are made of high-quality borosilicate glass. Borosilicate glass is strong and durable, as evidenced by its use in medical grade glass equipment and Pyrex dishes. Hence, Diana Glassworks creations are solid and unlikely to break; that being said, care should always be taken when handling. Avoid dropping Diana’s pieces on any hard surface, such as tile or concrete. They can be polished by simply buffing with a soft cloth.