And the winners are …

		Best Style Sabrina Love Rodriguez Sabrina Love Handbags While in Italy, Sabrina Love Rodriguez fell hard for the local artisans’ buttery leather and Old World craftsmanship. Upon her return, she created a line of handbags made from the highest quality Italian lamb leather and imported hardware.

		Best Bite Jenny Christensen Pies by Jenny In the kitchens of Campagne, Le Pichet, Brasa, and Boomtown Cafe, Jenny Christensen has created sweet and savory pies for over a decade. At the farmers market stand she opened late last year, her baked delights preserve the integrity of natural ingredients from area growers.

		Best Nest Amy Pennington Go Go Green Garden Amy Pennington’s Go Go Green Garden builds, plants, and tends edible gardens for urban dwellers. She teaches courses on how to cook seasonally and produces In the Kitchen with Tom & Thierry, a radio show with local chef hosts Tom Douglas and Thierry Rautureau.

		Best Pamper Patricia Diaz-Kismarton Vera Fitness What began as a Seattle U class project for Patricia Diaz-Kismarton and her partners Ryan Schmid, Joel DeJong, and Tom Norwood has become an airy Greenlake women’s wellness center with an ecoconscience, uber-friendly staff, and affordable personal training.

		Best Advice Clare Barboza Clare Barboza Photographic Documentaries Cornish grad Clare Barboza has been a professional photographer in Seattle since 1992, but she caught our eye with her most recent work: telling stories with still documentaries. She’s currently working on a book with Kurtwood Farms and chronicling the inner workings of Seattle Art Museum’s TASTE cafe.

Congratulations to all the Sweetest Things winners!
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