About Selah's Treasures
In 2008. . .
*Made in Minnesota. . .
I am Selahs' Mom. . .
In 2008 a little girl named Selah was a State Finalist in the National American Miss Pageant and needed to earn a little extra money so she could participate in the State Pageant in St. Paul, MN. So her mom taught her how to make bracelets out of pretty glass beads and crocheted wire. The little girl sold her bracelets alongside her lemon
In 2008 a little girl named Selah was a State Finalist in the National American Miss Pageant and needed to earn a little extra money so she could participate in the State Pageant in St. Paul, MN. So her mom taught her how to make bracelets out of pretty glass beads and crocheted wire. The little girl sold her bracelets alongside her lemonade stand during Dairy Days and although she did not make much money, she and her mom did find great joy in creating handmade treasures. And the rest, as they say, is history.
I am Selahs' Mom. . .
*Made in Minnesota. . .
I am Selahs' Mom. . .
I'm a wife, mother, home-educator, and recovering career-woman. I'm also a life-long designer & fiber artist. Over the years, Selah's Treasures has grown into a small home-based business. While we still occasionally design jewelry, the focus today is primarily on fiber arts. It begins with hand-spinning. Even my youngest son enjoys using
I'm a wife, mother, home-educator, and recovering career-woman. I'm also a life-long designer & fiber artist. Over the years, Selah's Treasures has grown into a small home-based business. While we still occasionally design jewelry, the focus today is primarily on fiber arts. It begins with hand-spinning. Even my youngest son enjoys using the drop spindle to turn llama fleece into yarn. Our hansdpun yarns are used to crochet unique accessories for every member of the family and the home... All the while I continue to teach my children to craft and create treasures out of pretty much anything.
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*Made in Minnesota. . .
*Made in Minnesota. . .
*Made in Minnesota. . .
We are proud to be from the Great State of Minnesota! We're also very proud to use locally-grown fibers. Among our favorites: Llama from Sunshine Sheep & Wool in North Branch, MN; Alpaca from RachAlpaca in Hastings, MN; and Cormo from Dresow Family Farm in Lonsdale, MN. It's always our goal to use local fiber and do our own hand-spinnning
We are proud to be from the Great State of Minnesota! We're also very proud to use locally-grown fibers. Among our favorites: Llama from Sunshine Sheep & Wool in North Branch, MN; Alpaca from RachAlpaca in Hastings, MN; and Cormo from Dresow Family Farm in Lonsdale, MN. It's always our goal to use local fiber and do our own hand-spinnning. And because most of our treasures are my own design, Selah's Treasures' accessories truly are 100% Made in Minnesota! *Pictured is Lama from Lonsdale, MN.
~ Esthermay Bentley-Goossen
Designer & Fiber Artist