Welcome to the 2nd Annual “A MERRY FLUFFY CHRISTMAS!”How “A Merry Fluffy Christmas” Blog Hop Giveaway works: You will have until 11:59pm EST on December 5th to enter in my prize package below. There will only be ONE winner for each participating blog. Please remember to read ALL instructions on each blog, as each blog’s [Read On]
Bummis #FluffyXmas Sponsor Spotlight
December 1, 2011 By 39 Comments
Ireached out to Bummis when I was looking for a night time diapering solution. They graciously sent me their StretchBamboozle diaper and theSuper Brite diaper cover. The stretch bamboozle is the softest diaper Ihave come across so far! It is sooooo snuggly! It is made with 4 layers of bamboo fabric.Bamboo absorbs 60% more than [Read On]
JozieLove #FluffyXmas Sponsor Spotlight
December 1, 2011 By 33 Comments
Johanna is amother, and crafter. She startedJozieLove when her daughter was born and she couldn’t find items she needed andwanted in the wonderful fabric I loved in the fabric stores!! Johanna started making a few items for herselfand her friends and family started placing orders, so she decided to share herlove of creating with everyone! [Read On]
The wOOly Owl #FluffyXmas Sponsor Spotlight
December 1, 2011 By 36 Comments
…because your baby, and the earth deserve better ♥ Alissa Tarita-Havenaar is the owner of The WOOly Owl,a great Etsy shop that reclaims naturalwool fibers and sews exclusively with lovely certified organic cotton knits,providing upcycled wOOl alternatives for cOnscientiOus families! It is Alissa’s personal mission to start an organic and live-from-the-earthrevolution and to offer others [Read On]
Winky Dinks Sponsor Spotlight- #FluffyXmas
November 30, 2011 By 30 Comments
Jen is a Stay atHome Mom from the Seattle, Washington area to two crazy boys (6 and 4),who keep her very busy. She owns the Etsy Shop Winky Dinks where she sells great cloth diaper covers. Sewing hasbecome a new outlet for her, and she is enjoying making some fun things! She also likes to [Read On]
Merry Fluffy Christmas is Coming!
November 29, 2011 By 1 Comment
This huge cloth diaper event is just around the corner!! Over 30 blogs are participating, and each will have asingle cloth diaper prize package worth at least $50! Giveaways willbegin on 12/1/11 at 12:01 A.M. and end at 12/5/11 at 11:59 P.M. I know I have been teasing you with my sponsor spotlights. Want to know what [Read On]
Cloud Kids #FluffyXmas Sponsor Spotlight
November 29, 2011 By 36 Comments
Katie Williams isa stay at home mom to 2 wonderful kids who started making her own cloth diaperswhen her son was just a few months old. 4years later, she is still making them! She also makes super cute diaper covers-wool, fleece, and PUL, fitted and all-in-one cloth diapers, doll diapers,wipes, hair clips, handmade appliqués, and [Read On]
Thirsties #FluffyXmas Sponsor Spotlight
November 22, 2011 By 54 Comments
Thirsties is a Colorado company thatlaunched in 2004 making cloth diapers and accessories at affordable prices.Their mission is to make it easy and attainable for every family to choose clothwhile simultaneously investing in our local economy and sustainable businesspractices. All of their products are USA-made by a group of very talentedwomen, many of whom work [Read On]
MoMmAb7 Merry Fluffy Christmas Sponsor Spotlight #FluffyXmas
November 18, 2011 By 52 Comments
When I started my quest to find wool longies to help us cloth diaper Monkey Girl at night, I stumbled across MoMmAb7 Momma B’s Hat House and More on Etsy. I started chatting with the owner Jaime and we instantly hit it off. Not only does she make the most adorable stuff in her shop, but [Read On]
tevirP Merry Fluffy Christmas Sponsor Spotlight #FluffyXmas
November 10, 2011 By 36 Comments
Svetlana is afashion designer from Latviawho has always liked knitting and sewing. She produces qualitative clothes and accessories under her brandtevirP that she sells in her Etsy shop and through her Website. Svetlana specializes in childrenapparel to provide babies with necessary comfort for healthy development. In the old days, when there were no disposable diapers, momsused wool [Read On]
