Christmas Rendered has begun, and this year is a little different because we are highlighting Small Businesses. To encourage other designers to shop small this holiday season, Lauren Ashley Design will be highlighting small businesses throughout the country. I will say that these small businesses did not pay me to speak about their companies or ask for any collaboration. I saught these businesses out because I genuinely loved their mission and product. As I have said before, the Christmas Rendered event is not sponsored, and we do not have any additional help besides my husband and I. I hope you will support these curated businesses, and this post encourages you to shop small this holiday season.

Say It with a Note

Janiece started her small business, Say It With A Note after love for photography grew in her heart. She captures her love for nature while embracing a long-lost art of a handwritten note. Bringing back the sending the art of a note is her goal while expressing herself through photos.

Janiece was kind enough to send me some of her beautiful cards. Photos don’t do this justice. They are so artistic in nature and a conversation piece around the holidays.

Featured Products in Christmas Rendered

How can you support Say it with a Note?

Share, Share!

If you have resonated with Janiece’s cards, share them with someone you know or maybe a fellow designer!

Consider Her Cards

Now that you’ve seen her cards, consider adding her cards as for client gifts or as a hello to someone you haven’t seen in a while. It’s always nice to say I’m thinking of you.

ROOM’S FEATURING PRODUCTS FROM SAY IT WITH A NOTE

OUR SUPRISE ROOM

Check out the VR Tours During the Event and see if you can spot these items!!

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• Flower Power: How Fresh Flowers and Greenery Can Transform Your Home
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• Is it more beneficial to learn yourself how to use architectural rendering software, hire in-house, or outsource architectural visualization projects to professionals?