Meet the Women I have partnered with to fill this Shop with so many Amazing Handmade/Handcrafted Goodies!
The Donelle Gale Collection ~ Meet the Artist Behind these Amazing Prints
I want to introduce myself. My name is Donelle and I am a
homeschooling mother of 3, a Wife, and an acrylic paint pour artist. 🎨 I enjoy creating art as a way to express myself and seek emotional refuge. I connect with our Creator and create as I go most of the time. I don't usually think it out. I don't measure anything. Everything is very "go with the flow". That's what I enjoy about the creation process. I allow it to unfold, I pray about it and beauty transforms onto the canvas. If you're in need to some art message me.
Kayla is a warrior for Jesus, wife, mama of 5, an herbalist, and a
social media manager. She is passionate about many things, but to sum them all up, her main passion is helping others grow holistically (in health and in business). She’s very intentional with her time and projects and hopes that God’s light will shine through everything she does. She is the founder of Intentionally Fruitful Social Media Agency and Mama’s Herbal Home. Find her on Facebook, Instagram, and Tiktok. Mama's Herbal Home; Christ centered, handmade herbal remedies shop based in Alabama. Add to your home herbal medkit with these God-given remedies.
Alissa is from Kansas born and raised. She thoroughly enjoys herbalism and sharing that passion with other people by helping people understand the intimate connection between us and the natural world by teaching how we can utilize nature's gifts given to us by God. She is self taught and is constantly researching to know as much as she can and enjoys making tea blends made with a bunch of love and purpose in her spare time as well as many other natural remedies. Alissa also loves gardening, foraging for flowers, herbs and plants locally where she lives, spending time with her husband and two kids and always being outside in nature.
Amanda. Owner and educator at Nothing Lost, has an angle when it comes to educating new menstruators about their bodies: she doesn't. Instead, she offers insight on how to create bonding
moments between caregiver and child, by mentoring caring adults on how
to approach discussions and prepare their children for their first period. Talking about puberty can revolutionize the way we think about our bodies and guide our children to self love and connection to themselves. Starting to menstruate isn't a loss- that's a societal falsehood steeped in patriarchy. Childhood can carry on as it did before, and no one has "become a woman". Menstruation can bring us a more meaningful understanding of self and the world we live in- its a gain, not a loss.
Let's start talking about it that way!
Find Amanda on Instagram and Tiktok at Nothing.lost.period
