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| On The Go Scarf ( aka my daily scarf) |
As you can see from much post on this blog, I love Etsy
but very rarely do I find a shop that I’m absolutely in love with that is
located right in my own back yard. Lazy Lotus is the exception, this Bay Area
based shop was started by Jenna who is a New Jersey native (move to the Bay
Area 5 Years Ago) and a master of making beautiful scarves. I was first
introduced to the brand by one of my other favorite brands, Oaklandish Facebook
post. Oaklandish
had taken a chance Lazy Lotus and carries the brand in there Uptown errr
Downtown Oakland shop. The name Lazy Lotus didn’t come from nowhere, Jenna inspired
by what she calls laziness, she said “I’m
always looking for easy solutions to make me look a little more put together or
fashion forward without having to spend much more time or effort. I found scarves are great for that and started
wearing them so often that the only logical next step was to make them for
myself “I’m glad she decided to
share her creations with us, and I’m also glad that they are in a price range
that everyone can afford starting at $7-$26.
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| Black Russian Scarf ( one of Jenna's favs) |
What’s
even more amazing is since my first introduction to the
brand, and buying my first scarf, she has expanded her line to these uber cute
button earrings, which the moment I saw I had to buy. I’m looking forward to
what Jenna and Lazy Lotus has in store for us next, especially since she says
winter scarves are her focus.
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| Smell the Roses (another ones of Jenna's Favs) |
If you aren’t in Oakland, and want to get a
full view of the Lazy Lotus Line the
best places would be the Etsy shop,
(of course) or the Lazy Lotus Facebook page. If you are local beyond checking out Lazy
Lotus online, Jenna and her scarves will be at the
Patchwork Indie Arts & Crafts Festival in Jack London on November 18th
(http://www.patchworkshow.com/).
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| New Fabric Covered Button Earrings (and my newly cropped hair) |
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