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I am an interior designer, pickleball instructor, traveler and mother.  

This blog focuses on things like:

  • Home Decor (I am an interior designer by degree)
  • Crafts (I have 3 children and eventually grandchildren) 
  • DIY projects (painted furniture, art, sewing etc)
  • Landscape Projects (we all have a yard!)
  • Accessories (for home and for women/children)
  • Recipes (I love a wonderful recipe that is actually healthy)
  • Shopping (finding a great deal is key for my readers)
  • Pickleball/fitness/lifestyle! (I am a pickleball pro/instructor for high end clubs in my community)
  • Travel (I have toured the world.  I love travel and documenting a trip from time to time)
But most importantly, how to decorate your home creatively and beautifully.

If you have something to promote that coincides with the above criteria we will be a great fit.  I love promoting small shops or large companies that fit the feel of my blog.  If you would simply like me to send you my MEDIA KIT or get more information on pricing, just email me.

Previous large companies I have collaborated with:

Sleep Number Beds
Pfister Faucets
NuNaturals Stevia

Wonderful smaller companies I have worked with:

Mary's Moxee - Etsy Shop Owner
Tina St. John - Jewelry Maker
T. Michael Studio - Craftsman


Well known publications that have written articles about my blog:

The Sydney Morning Herald
IVillage (division of NBC Universal)
Earth911


Book my blog is featured in:

 Craft Camp by Sterling Publishing (due in stores Summer 2015)








Blog established in 2010

If you would simply like to do a product review, giveaway or sponsored post for your company feel free to contact me at Selina@hoitengineering.com and I can send you my media kit.

Thank you!

Looking forward to doing business with you.

 Selina@hoitengeering.com
CreativeJuicesDecor






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