Emmaline Bride found me on Twitter and CafeHandmade. While I was tweeting I just happen to ask if I have the "bridal knack" when it came to some of my jewelry items. They said yes and so, here I am;-)
But of course I have to show you some of the gorgeous talent from other indie artists. There are so many beautiful pieces on this site, each hand-selected to be featured in their exclusive bridal boutique. You will find wonderful bridal accessories, amazing gowns, beautiful bridesmaid gifts, excellent jewelry, hair pieces, invitations, fabulous favors, and more!
and also my rainbow rose earrings made from polymer clay, which have 36 hearts and have still not sold!! 
Thanks Cozy..you ROCK! Take moment to visit her blog too at:http://cozyetsy.blogspot.comI had the pleasure of receiving an Interview from Cozy ....here it is:)
Hi Cozy, Tell us about yourself:
Name, Etsy Store Name and Location.
Kathy Johnston, A Cozy Life, http://cozy.etsy.com
Tell us a little about your Etsy store.
My store is filled with things done by hand that are either knit or crocheted.
I do occasionally sew or quilt but I really enjoy the process of taking a simple
piece of thread or yarn and making something out of it without a machine involved.
Where do you find inspiration?
I am a pack rat and gather books and fibers and like many crafters say wait for them to
tell me what they want to be. I guess I also filter the things around me like color, shape
and textures and use those impressions to make something new.
What made you decide to sell on Etsy??
From the very beginnings of ecommerce on the Internet I looked for ways to sell
crafts online. None of the early craft malls seemed like a good thing for one reason
or another. I had a website for about a year but keeping it up for no sales was so
discouraging. In the fall of 2005 I found a blog mention of a site called Etsy.
I looked around and fell in love. I lurked, learned, and waited until I moved from
Utah to Arizona and then signed up.
Name one weird fact about you or your shop
This one has really stumped me although I will tell you that my family thinks it is
weird that I blog.
How did you come up with your shop name?
I came up with the user name first. I wanted one word that would be
easy to remember. I got the idea for that from an early Etsy seller named Dyno.
Everyone knew who she was. I love the feelings the word cozy implies.
From there the shop became A Cozy Life.
What piece(s)in your store is your favorite or best reflect your style?http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=11470361
This headband would fit my personal style. I love the softness of the colors and
blue is my favorite color. I don't always work on things that would fit me
personally however. I like to try lots of colors and techniques just to see how
they turn out hoping that they would suit someone else.
What are your goals for this year?
Just more. I would like to get my act together and list more and of course
sell more. I did craft shows for quite awhile in Utah and of course you always
s make more than you sell. All of that was carefully packed away when
I moved and I need to get more of that out, photographed and listed. I have
a lot of baby items and home decor like table runners in general and holiday fabrics.
I would also like to start quilting again. I have a lot of fabric
and designs sketched out in notebooks calling to me.
What is one piece of advice can you give to other Etsy sellers?
I think most crafters and artists make what feeds their inner self,
soul or what ever name you give it is something they feel driven to do.
I would say follow that, provide great service to customers that
appreciate that drive in you and it will work out.
This is a sweet collection of Valentine ideas from more EtsyArtists created by EternalImages. She was nice enough to include my xoxo chain necklace. 
