Host & Earn Merchandise Credit

Host a Fall 2011 Chez Ami Party and earn merchandise credit.  Visit http://www.elizabeth.vess.chezaim.com/ for additional information.

Chez Ami Trunk Show

SAVE THE DATE!!  The Fall 2011 Chez Ami trunk show is coming soon!  We are planning three open house parties on Thursday, September 15, Saturday, September 17, and Sunday, September 18.  More information will be coming soon.  You can also pre-order now by visiting my website at http://www.elizabeth.vess.chezami.com/. 

Chez Ami Fabric

Chez Ami fabrics are available for purchase.  Visit http://www.elizabeth.vess.chezami.com/ for more information!!

Chez Ami Baby Gifts

Chez Ami offers a great selection of baby gifts!  See more at http://www.elizabeth.vess.chezami.com/.

Host A Party!

Host a Chez Ami party and earn merchandise credit!!  For more information visit www.elizabeth.vess.chezami.com

Chez Ami Consultant Special

I am excited to offer you exclusive items
at great prices BEFORE they are
available on the Chez Ami Website.  Just visit http://www.elizabeth.vess.chezami.com/.

Merci!  Elizabeth

Chez Ami

Bonjour and welcome to Chez Ami by Patsy Aiken Designs!  I am pleased to announce that this is my first season as a representative for Chez Ami and I am just thrilled to be able to share the Fall/Holiday 2011 season with you.   For more information and to view the entire catalog and shop please go to www.elizabeth.vess.chezami.com.  Merci!

Catoctin Creek...Organic!

This distillery sits on the north fork of Catoctin Creek in Virginia.  It is the first legal distillery in Loudoun County since Prohibition and produces organic gin, rye and white whiskey called Mosby's Spirit named after Confederate Colonel John S. Mosby.  I understand Mosby's Spirit is delicious with good old fashioned sweet tea!  Find out more at http://www.catoctincreekdistilling.com/.

Green Bag Lady

I absolutely love these!  Check out the whole story at greenbaglady.blogspot.com.

Eat Locally

 

 

By eating locally, we could cut our carbon footprint (no long-haul trucking or air travel required), potentially support sustainable growing practices, and help out our own farming community. On a more basic level, food simply tastes better freshly picked.  It's also a lot of fun!

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