I’m often asked what equipment and supplies I use for my crafting and DIY projects. I’ve put together a list for easy reference and shopping. Check back often for updates. CRICUT RELATED SUPPLIES WOOD SIGN SUPPLIES
IT’S FARMERS MARKET SEASON
I love living in an area that supports local shopping and farm-to-table dining. Spring and Summer at the farmers market is one of my favorite times of year. We take a walk each morning no matter the weather (Autism anxiety is best handled with consistency and routine) so when the markets are in full swing…
MY FAVORITE DESIGN & CRAFTING RESOURCES – CREATIVE FABRICA
Who doesn’t love something for free?! I like to always have new choices available for my customers each time they request a gift or new decor piece for their home, so using cost effective resources is very important. I also don’t like using the same resources and fonts I see over and over again in…
TAKEOUT FOR THE WIN
Some days, Autism just consumes every moment of the day and leaves me drained. On these types of days, I’m glad to have DashPass. You simply pay a monthly fee to waive delivery fees on food orders of $15 or more from local restaurants. If you order out about four times a month it’s worth…
A Monthly DIY Subscription with Club Couture
The new Club Couture subscription program is finally here! Sign up this month to get “Be Fabulous” shipped for just $19.99. You’ll also have a one time opportunity for February’s “Oh Snap!” transfer and the “Kickstart Kit” with discounted surfaces, paste and tools for all of your future projects. Join here: www.chalkcouture.com/chalkwithshanel/Club
2nd SATURDAY POP-UP SALE
Visit shanelscreations.com this weekend!
AUTISM – A NEW NORMAL
Autism is not the end of the world it’s the beginning of a new one Just like any other major life changing event, Autism can help us to see the world with a new perspective. This blog will not focus on diagnosis, early intervention, behavior, adult services or the many other important topics in the…
The Journey Begins
Thanks for joining me! Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter. — Izaak Walton