
Jun 29, 2009
Mother and Daughter Jewelry
Look what I just listed on Judy Evans' Collection. Personalized jewelry for mom's and daughters!
This one is for Lauren my Great Niece
And this is for Erin, her mom
This one is for Lauren my Great Niece
And this is for Erin, her mom
Labels:
children,
daughter,
handmade jewelry,
mom,
mother,
necklace,
pearls,
personalized bracelets,
son,
sterling silver
Jun 25, 2009
How To Store Jewelry
As I was cruising etsy.com I ran across a few great ways to store your jewelry.
The first one is from Jewelry Holders For You. Marla and her husband Frank make these great jewelry racks that hang on the wall. They're made from hardwoods and will hold up to 100 pair of earrings. These are functional as well as beautiful.
Here's a jewelry pouch from Greenwillow Crafts. It's small enough to tuck in to a small space in your suitcase. It's padded and easy to use - plus it's
really cute. Makes a great girl friend gift!

The first one is from Jewelry Holders For You. Marla and her husband Frank make these great jewelry racks that hang on the wall. They're made from hardwoods and will hold up to 100 pair of earrings. These are functional as well as beautiful.
Ginny at Timberline Treasures specializes in handmade bags, purses and pillows sewn from Pendleton blanket weight wools and western & cabin tapestry fabrics. This beautiful jewelry tote bag is from Pendleton blanket weight wool. This would be great gift. I love the colors and the way it’s constructed.
Here's a jewelry pouch from Greenwillow Crafts. It's small enough to tuck in to a small space in your suitcase. It's padded and easy to use - plus it's
really cute. Makes a great girl friend gift!Jun 20, 2009
Handmade Lariat Necklace - What Is It?
Tie it, wrap it, long or short – the choice is yours and you can wear it with any neckline!
The first picture shows all the colors of this lariat and the rest of the pictures show you how to wear a lariat necklace.
Labels:
handmade jewelry,
lariat,
necklace,
pink opal,
rose quartz,
scarf,
sterling silver
Jun 8, 2009
What's Your Pleasure When It Comes To Jewelry?
Do you like big & bold?
How about small & petite?
Do you prefer jewelry that's barely noticed or do you want it to demand attention?
Is your style eclectic and you like variety?
Or are you pretty consistent with your jewelry?
I’m getting pretty good at identifying a women’s style. It’s interesting to observe my customers at craft shows and boutiques and ask these questions.
It’s easy to identify someone who always wears big & bold by their make-up or hair style because hair and make-up are usually pretty much consistent from day to day – not always, but usually.
I’ve learned that someone with no jewelry on doesn’t mean that they don’t usually wear it. I know I’m not the only one who’s left the house with a bare neck, ears or wrist. It’s these ladies that are more of a challenge for me to identify. However I’m learning to make the right call with these women too. Sometimes I’m wrong, but more times than not, I get it right.
Occasionally someone will say that their mood determines what kind of jewelry they wear. Personally my style is eclectic although it’s not usually my mood that dictates my choice of jewelry, it’s usually what clothes fit me best that day as I’m always trying to look thinner than I actually am! Sometimes a strong necklace looks better with what I have on and other times just a modest pair of earrings work best. I’m comfortable in both and love to mix it up from day to day.
I consider my line of jewelry to be eclectic and always love it when ladies try something on that is a bit different than their normal look. I encourage everyone to push the envelope just a tad. It’s very rewarding to hear from a customer that has purchased something that’s out of the norm for them and thank me for suggesting that they step outside their comfort zone.
It’s easy to identify someone who always wears big & bold by their make-up or hair style because hair and make-up are usually pretty much consistent from day to day – not always, but usually.
I consider my line of jewelry to be eclectic and always love it when ladies try something on that is a bit different than their normal look. I encourage everyone to push the envelope just a tad. It’s very rewarding to hear from a customer that has purchased something that’s out of the norm for them and thank me for suggesting that they step outside their comfort zone.
Labels:
beautiful,
bold,
boutique,
craft show,
earrings,
eclectic,
handmade jewelry,
lady,
style,
women
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