Business To Support In 2022

Looking for gift ideas? Want to support small businesses? Being a small business owner myself, I love supporting other people in their own businesses. Almost every shop on this list is either someone I know or something I've personally used. A couple are brand new to me but I love what they are about.

• DWELL. This is a new company to me but they are all about helping you learn and memorize Scripture. They have a unique method and several ways to use their product, which I love, because it allows you to be flexible.
  
• Concrete Conversations. I've done We're Not Really Strangers and other conversation starter card sets but this one sounds deeper to me. And I was introduced to it through someone I greatly respect and trust. I plan on getting a set and I'll do a review of it when I try it out.
  
• Every Woman A Theologian. From practical books, to clothing, to items that help you use your home for hospitality, the EWAT shop has something for you! I love how purposeful and intentional all the products are.
  
• Creative Well Co. If you're looking for gorgeous clay earrings, look no farther! Samantha makes stunning earrings and even has fun ones as well! I own one pair and will be getting another.
  
• Old Man Sullivan's. Okay, I've got to be honest that I'm only recommending this based off of what I know of the owner. Old Man Sullivan's is a coffee company and I don't drink coffee BUT, I have known the owner for a few years now and he is so passionate about coffee and cares so much about people that I cannot imagine this product being anything less than amazing.
  
• The Anastasia Co. Jillian's offerings are a bit bohemian/ecclectic but they are fun, sweet, and intentional. I love her lineup of cards and I have a couple of her posters.
  
• Roseanna M. White's Bookish Things. This is your stop for fun items for book lovers. I have a pair of socks and a pair of the book dangle earrings and I love both. Roseanna writes some of my favorite books and I love the thought she puts into her items.
  
• Fontana Candle Co. I got two candles last year and I love lighting them on gray days. The smell great, burn cleanly, and I love knowing that they are good for me.
  
• Well-Watered Women. This company provides amazing resources for studying the Bible. I used their Give Me Jesus journal one year and I got another journal for a friend and she loves it! I love their heart for helping women dig into the Word for themselves.
  
• The Vintage Flower Farm Co. Emily and her husband Mike run a flower farm in Virginia, but they also have an Esty shop where they sell 3D printed plant hangers, statues, antique finds, and a few clothing items, like this Martin Luther quote shirt that I get comments on every time I wear it.
  
• Tales of Tarsurella. This series. I don't really fangirl but this series is the closest I get. It's a very realistic modern royalty series (not finished yet, unfortunately but book #5 of 7 is just about to release) and the characters are so relatable and amazing. I seriously wish I could visit Tarsurella and meet these people. Oh, and you're going to want to read Regal Hearts too, because the two series intertwine.
  
• Ilyon Chronicles. Another amazing series, only this one is fantasy. The last book is just about to be published. It's excellent world-building and deep characters all around the struggle for the fictional kingdom. Both series are by independent authors.
  
• The Flower Letters. I saw an ad on Instagram :) But seriously, I am intrigued with this idea of getting a story delivered to you by mail, twice a month, for a year. I will most likely get one of the stories at some point.
  

I hope that gave you some ideas and whether or not you support any of these people, I do hope you will try to shop small this year. It means a lot to the people and business you're buying from.