Retail Therapy Thursday: Country Living Fair in Columbus, OH
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I was amazed at all of the creativity and entrepreneurship at this year's Country Living Fair in Columbus. I haven't been to the Fair since its first year, and wow, has it grown! There were so many booths full of crafters, artisans, and antique dealers, it was hard to know where to start browsing. I believe women should support each other in our efforts to run businesses, raise creativity-fueled families, and beautify our respective corners of the world. To that end, I want to use this humble little blog to showcase some of my favorite things at this year's Fair. I'm sure these women get bigger press elsewhere, but every little bit helps, I suppose! First off, handcrafted jewelry by Twist Style . This is inspirational stitched art by artist, Peggy Whitson . You put in your own pictures, of course. My favorite was the one that said, "I love you to the moon and back" from the children's book Guess How Much I Love You . These are stitched on quilt remnants. G