Mackenzie's frames and crosses are made of wood and look to be painted, decoupaged, and bedazzled. There's 5 by 7 frame decorated with cheetah print, pink, and upholstery tacks for $29, and a cross blinged out with burlap rosette, crystals, and a black-and-white diamond pattern for $42. I can't say any of it is to my taste ... er, well, let's just leave it at that. But hey, handmade goods are becoming a rarity these days. So props to that.
And good for Mackenzie for using her fame to run a home business instead of launching a sex tape or getting into stupid Twitter feuds. She's following her passion, and to her credit, her passion is crafting and not brawling. How refreshing! And she's earning a little income, too.
It's kind of sweet to think that buying one of those frames might result in buying baby clothes or diapers for Mackenzie's new baby. It's smart of her to open up a shop to earn a little extra cash before the baby comes. Every little bit helps. Plus, she'll have less time and energy once the baby arrives. So I wish her luck and hope everything sells out!
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