Jewelry Sale!!

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All the sparkle!

I have quite an obsession with creating new designs. I'm constantly trying to one-up myself and sometimes that's phenomenal, sometimes it's not so much. Some designs are definitely a matter of taste and I'll be the first to tell you that some of my most popular designs are too much for me, but I'm still proud of them and I love to see others in love with their new pieces.

The fruit of this week's labor:

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Wired Essentials Special

So I thought I'd share with you all that Wired Essentials is having a 4th of July special! The entire Essential Collection is on sale for 25% off. You pick your wire and your bead mix. The special runs through midnight on July 4th so don't drag your feet!

Workin' my fingers to the bone

Well not exactly, but I am going through a couple layers of skin.



I spent the weekend replenishing my Jewelry inventory before moving on to introduce more designs in the next few weeks. My big spring show is in May and I want to have plenty to offer.



Next up, the Kaleidoscope Collection!

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One Day Sale!

Today only take 40% off of all current inventory.

Custom made to order pieces are 25% off. 

Head on over to my etsy shop and check out. I only do this about once a year!

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Weekend Goals

(Wedding picture completely unrelated to this post, but you know you like a good group pic!)

 

So I have a few goals for myself this weekend. Jason will be busy getting our cars taken care of and I want to get some things done in the apartment as well as get some inventory made for the Wired Essentials Christmas Show on the 7th!

Apartment:

Wash ALL Laundry

Organize Guest Bedroom Closet (Tech Gadgets and Craft Supplies)

Organize Computer desk and straighten cords, etc.

Bake 2 loaves of bread

Bake a Peanut Butter and Chocolate Chip Pound Cake from Jodi Rae's Recipe.

Wired Essentials:

Take Inventory of Current Stock.

Move all Earrings to new cards.

Fill outstanding order (Only one, I got it this morning)

Generate an additional $500 in inventory focusing on newer designs.

What will you all be doing this weekend?

War Wounds

I sliced my thumb last night.

It's right on the tip of my thumb so it's pretty sore today. I'm hoping by Thursday night it will be fine though :)

I made Tree of Life jewelry last night. This was the first time I'd made the earrings and I'm very pleased with how they turned out!

I am stockpiling and getting ready for a show, but don't think that means I'm not open for your orders! I'm trying to raise funds for a wedding over here :)

So this week any orders through my etsy store will get 15% off with the code SWEETSOUTHERN!

If you want to order something you've seen on instagram that isn't listed in the store yet, send me a convo and we can make it happen!

Would you?

So it's no secret that I'm trying to make some extra cash for my wedding, and I'm having a sale Memorial Day to assist with that goal :) I have been toying with the idea of teaching a class though. So here is a question for you. Would you take a class to learn how to make jewelry if all of the supplies were included? What would you pay for the class? Would you be interested in learning how to make any of these items?

The idea is that even though the techniques are the same the pieces would all be unique. I'm not into making cookie cutter jewelry and I wouldn't want to teach that way.

So what do you think? Would you be interested? Or would you rather just buy your jewelry in a store?