Promotional Thread III

Posted June 9, 2021 by Lawful [speaking as mod] in ArtsAndYarns

Do you sell your arts and yarns? Do you take commissions, create patterns, or have a professional portfolio to show off? Or do you know women who do? Share them with us here so we can appreciate and support female artists! Who knows, maybe you'll find your new favourite creator?

Please include a link, their general location, and a short description of what's on offer. Please give preference to female artists and creators.

Previous threads:

Promotional Thread I

Promotional Thread II

You are viewing a single comment thread. Show all comments.

a_shrub

August 11, 2023

(Edited August 11, 2023)

I recommend

The Amelia Peabody series is a series of twenty historical mystery novels and one non-fiction companion volume written by Egyptologist Barbara Mertz under the pen name Elizabeth Peters.

*eta: if you can get the audiobooks, the ones read by Barbara Rosenblat are especially good

direct link
source

carnalflower

September 3, 2023

Amelia Peabody is my absolute fave. I reread the whole series about once a year. And yes the Audiobooks by Rosenblatt are the best!

direct link
source

Posted June 9, 2021 by Lawful

Score: 22

/o/ArtsAndYarns

1019 subscribers

Created November 19, 2020

Welcome to Arts and Yarns!

This is a community for any and all art and crafting enthusiasts, no matter whether you're knitting, sewing, painting, photographing, sculpting, woodworking, glassblowing, or anything else that ends up with a finished piece of art at the end. You can show off your own creations, recommend resources, patterns and instructions, ask for help, discuss techniques and materials, or show us your inspirations - there's room for all of it. For ease of navigating, please flair your posts accordingly.

Please be kind to each other. This is an open and beginner-friendly community, so if you give criticism, be constructive, and keep your comments about the art.

Slurs of any kind are not tolerated.

When posting your own works, please include the type of art or medium in the title and use it as an opportunity to describe your work.

When sharing photos, videos, and links Please make sure the title includes information that one might search for! This can be the title of the video, creator, what it is, the medium or type of art. All posts of things you did not make yourself need to be credited to the best of your abilities.

Don't repost material others have posted here or elsewhere on Ovarit, and please try to avoid duplicate posts.

If you want to promote your own or someone else's items for sale, the stickied thread is the place to do it. We love celebrating and supporting women creators, so link your favourites!

The sitewide rules and guidelines are in effect here.

Moderators