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Amanda is a cupcakes baker by day and super crafty villain by night. All of her creations tend to be a bit on the cutesy side both in and out of the kitchen. She is a 3rd generation baker and crafter, and never remembers actually being taught how to bake or sew. In 2007 after being in the antique auction business for years, she decided to turn her hobbies into a full time gig. In addition to running, House of Sweets she also has an online boutique, WithSugarOnTop.com where she sells all her handmade crafty goodness.
She can often be found rummaging through boxes of junk at yard sales or sitting in the tattoo chair at, Hellcat Tattoo while her husband, JR finishes adding to her tattoo collection.
Every October since 2006 Amanda hosts Stitch Rock, an indie craft fair and bazaar! With over 60 vendors and hundreds in attendance, each year is more exciting than the last!
Michelle is owner of the House of Vintage Clothing store and Boutique. Located in a fully restored 1920's cottage in historical downtown Delray Beach, Florida, a beautiful beach side community located in-between Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach and has some of the best shopping in the United States.
Michelle is also responsible for the Atomic Bettie Productions. In addition to running the business she also serves as the exclusive wardrobe stylist. Her background in fashion and her very successful vintage boutique continues to inspire her work as a wardrobe stylist, especially in pinup/period. She adds glamour and a distinctive vintage flair to everything she does. Michelle's approach to her work is very hands on. One day she is adding a great prop to the shot or clipping on a pair of fabulous vintage earring at the last minute. She loves to create different looks with every client she meets.
Her work and products have been featured in such publications as Boca Raton Magazine, Country Living, Southern Living, Palm Beach Illustrated, Las Olas Magazine, New Times Magazine, Anti-Culture Magazine, City Link Magazine, Sun-Sentinel, Looking Good Now, Palm Beach Post and Parent’s Magazine. Television coverage includes WSVN Channel 7 News Style Watch, Univision, Deco Drive and South Florida Today on PBS.
With these two gals, you never know what new ventures they will dream up next! Stay tuned.....
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