We have so many friends and family that have been blessed through adoption.
I love hearing the beautiful stories about how the Lord has pieced each family together.
My friend Carina and her family are in the final stages of adoption their fourth child.
A little sister to three big brothers.
To help with some of the cost of the adoption process, Carina has made some beautiful necklaces which she has for sale in her etsy shop with all proceeds going towards their adoption.
Her goal is to sell 100 necklaces.
Let's help her double or triple that goal!!!
The necklaces are beautiful and would be perfect for birthday or even Christmas presents!
Not only would you be getting your shopping done but you would be helping this sweet family bring their baby girl home.
Here's Carina and little more about their adoption process and the necklaces...
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Hello! I'm Carina and I blog over at a punk, a pumpkin and a peanut.
I am mama to three little rascals, lover of vintage and coffee and chocolate, among other things.
For the last year, my husband and I have been waiting to adopt our fourth baby.
We have two biological boys, and one adopted, and feel so excited to be adding to the sweet chaos that is our every day.
Two weeks ago we got the call that we'd been chosen to adopt a baby girl due this August.
And we are over the moon.
We know that God is already writing our love story with this little peach
and His hand is so evident in the details.
You can read more about all of that here.
The reality of adoption is that it takes a serious chunk of change to make it happen.
Like $25,000 when all is said and done.
We've saved and saved and had a little pancake breakfast to get the ball rolling,
but we are still well away from that number.
We are not ones to ask for something without offering something in return,
mostly because it makes us feel weird.
I've been making jewelry for my little etsy shop for the last few months and
after a lot of thought, I decided to design a few adoption necklaces to help make up some of the difference.
I am dreaming big here: my goal is to sell 100. My dream is 200.
300 would knock our socks off and put a serious dent in that total.
Would you consider helping us out?
Spread the word and buy a necklace (or two)...
you'll be helping us bring our baby home, supporting adoption
and you'll even get something pretty in return!
And please come follow along on this super exciting journey -
it's sure to be an adventure!
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And we are over the moon.
We know that God is already writing our love story with this little peach
and His hand is so evident in the details.
You can read more about all of that here.
The reality of adoption is that it takes a serious chunk of change to make it happen.
Like $25,000 when all is said and done.
We've saved and saved and had a little pancake breakfast to get the ball rolling,
but we are still well away from that number.
We are not ones to ask for something without offering something in return,
mostly because it makes us feel weird.
I've been making jewelry for my little etsy shop for the last few months and
after a lot of thought, I decided to design a few adoption necklaces to help make up some of the difference.
I am dreaming big here: my goal is to sell 100. My dream is 200.
300 would knock our socks off and put a serious dent in that total.
Would you consider helping us out?
Spread the word and buy a necklace (or two)...
you'll be helping us bring our baby home, supporting adoption
and you'll even get something pretty in return!
And please come follow along on this super exciting journey -
it's sure to be an adventure!
shop blog twitter
Hello! Just went to check out the shop and dont see any of the necklaces that are shown above. Did they sell out?! If so that is great!
ReplyDeleteThe necklaces aren't in her Etsy shop..at the bottom of the post click on "shop"..next to blog and twitter. It'll take you to a storenvy shop specifically for the necklaces! Appreciate you leaving a comment:)
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