Today I will be sharing TEN amazing shops you can find on Zibbet.com

1. Auntie M Boutique is a daughter, sister, mother and grandmother, but mostly, she is a work in progress (still). She loves taking a great piece of fabric and within in a few hours create something someone (hopefully) will wear and enjoy. She loves wearing aprons, because she says she make such a mess, and that was really how she got started making them. It's been a fun journey. 
She also loves to knit, socks are her favorite. She carries her knitting with her and it often starts people talking... 
She has a son (grown), two grandsons (growing faster than she likes), an awesome cat (Lucky) and a little pomp, Max who takes her for walks...
The name Auntie M came actually from The Wizard of Oz, the first movie she ever saw on TV, and she just happen to be an Aunt and my maiden name is Mott...
You will find aprons & pot holders that match in Auntie M Boutique!

2.Custom Shop Banners does graphic design for zibbet shops, she will gladly do custom orders - just look over her listings and contact her for more information.

3.Custom Candy Creations are created by Summer, a 30-something Mom of 4, from preschool through high school and 2 soon-to-be step children who are 5 and 11.
She takes pride in offering the best confections and customer service that she possibly can. Custom Candy Creations launched in October 2004 and has been growing and evolving ever since.
There are over 100 themes available to choose from. Over 40 flavors available and a rainbow of colors.  The options are endless! She offers regular, sugar free, organic or dye free. Her lollipops are naturally dairy, nut and gluten free.  All products are made fresh to order and shipped just in time for the event. Gourmet lollipops add an exclusive one of a kind appeal to any celebration. Because no preservatives are used, the shelf life of all hard candy is about 3 weeks.
She her site for available flavors and feel free to request any other flavors you don't see listed.
If you have questions about anything just email her - CustomCandyCreations

4. Clay Art by Daresa is lovingly created by Daresa who loves working with polymer clay. Her favorite things to create with clay are ornaments, beads, pendants, magnets and figurines. Sometimes she will use up-cycled items like bottle caps, old glass ball ornaments and small tins in her creations. She also incorporates polymer clay beads that she makes into most of her jewelry pieces. She has been working with polymer clay for about 8 years now... it is a lot of fun.

Ever since she can remember, she has always loved being artsy-crafty and is pretty much self taught in everything except crocheting.... her grandmother taught her how to do that when she was a little girl.  She can also draw, paint, create jewelry, play with clay, crochet.

She is a licensed cosmetologist specializing in nails my whole career... she loves doing manicures, pedicures, artificial nails and nail art.
You can also find me on facebook, twitter, and she is also starting to work more on a blog.

5. Georgia Marbles makes APRONS for all members of the family!  All of her APRONS are made in my pet free, smoke free home using an original pattern she created to fit almost everyone. Most of my APRONS are OOAK (one of a kind) but sometimes she does have enough fabric to do matching sets. Please feel free to contact her for CUSTOM ORDERS!

She also has a line of vintage inspired CLOTH PAPER DOLLS . She enjoys adding vintage buttons and lace to them and naming them. They are great little gifts for all! She has HOME DECOR PILLOWS which include BURLAP, VINTAGE BUTTONS, AND MORE!

You can find her VINTAGE ITEMS at http://zibbet.com/vintagemarbles 
Visit her facebook fan page at  http://facebook.com/apronsbygeorgiamarbles  and her blog: http://georgiamarbles.blogspot.com

6. Hannah's Gems - Hanna has been making jewelry for over two years and her work has been sold at fairs and bazaars. She decided to start selling online to keep in touch with her customers and give them easy access to her jewelry.

When she isn't  working with my bent-nose pliers, round-nose pliers, wire cutters, chain-nose pliers, beads, and other tools of the trade; she is on the move taking care of her family.

Making jewelry and having others wear her work has been a life long dream. She works mainly with genuine gemstones. Glass beads including the finest Czech fire-polished beads, are used sparingly to bring variety, texture and added color to her pieces. She loves to work with sterling silver, but she has introduced Argentium Silver (nickle free), surgical steel, and silver-plated earwires in some of her designs. She strives to bring you jewelry that is practical and within a descent price range.

7. Izzy's Place is the creation of a Mom of 3 grown children who lives in a lovely New England town called Bethel.  All the charm in the world and easy access to all the shopping in the world!

Since her retirement she is happy to be able to craft all day long.  She loves her little corner of the crafting world.

You can also find her work at www.zibbet.com/izzyknits  and read more at www.izzys-place.blogspot.com

Handmade gifts come from the heart.

8. ume origami folded her first origami paper crane in second grade after reading the story of Sadako and the 1,000 Paper Cranes for a class assignment. It is a story that many of us read as children, but we often forget the message that is desperately tries to tell as we get older… A story of hibakusha suffering, Sadako’s story has become one urging peace and understanding from the level of those on the ground.

She attended a program in Hiroshima (Hiroshima and Peace 2009) and the stories she heard and the people she met have had a profound effect on her. She started brainstorming how she could contribute to the project of peace. So in her spare time, she fold little cranes that she can send on each anniversary of the bombing. Origami is so simple and yet the message is so powerful. When people see a paper crane, they immediately stop and remember Sadako's story.

So since this initial project, her origami journey continued and it branched into all kinds of directions. She opened a small shop online to try and sell her origami jewelry creations. After little success, she tried her hand at folding origami paper dolls and bookmarks. Her hope is that she can continually create and bring the joy of simple paper folding to others around the world.
Learn more at: http://www.umeorigami.com , follow on twitter and facebook
She also run a small graphic design shop! Please stop by http://www.zibbet.com/origraphix if you need some fresh and modern graphics.

9. Xquisitely Lady M got into her glorious hobby quite by accident. She got bored one day and decided to teach herself chain maille. Everything seemed to follow from there.

She has two incredible sons, ages 22 and 24, who keep her on her toes more often than not.  She also has a cat named Steve (not my idea LOL) and a lionhead rabbit named Poof because she looks like a giant powder puff with the face of an Ewok.   

Visit Xquisitely Lady M online at http://www.zibbet.com/xquisitelyladym

10. Paper On Parade - POP embroidery for Personalized Gifts that POP!

POP creative efforts are leaning to machine embroidery and personalizing baby and wedding gifts. Previous venues include designing wedding dresses, dance costumes, square dance outfits, teaching machine embroidery and always sewing for her children plus creating custom picture frame designs in Alaskan art galleries.