Last weekend Amber wanted to do some beading and I needed to complete another order of stitch markers for the local yarn shop. Amber made some earrings for a friend, plus two that were "ordered" by her friend's teacher. Amber finally got paid for the earrings this week, but only after the teacher saw them first. She made $8! Her friends also liked the bracelet she made (above). We go the big beads (4 animals and 4 big balls) at
Joanns for $7.99. The other beads and findings we had on hand. The charm bracelet kit was one of the items I had given to her for her birthday. She designed the bracelet herself and I did the pliers work.
This is the latest batch of stitch markers I made for Debbie
Macomber's A Good Yarn Shop. I also have an order placed for 100 stitch markers for this
spring's South Sound Yarn Crawl. After a brief meeting with the shop manager yesterday, I now have a direction to go in to begin creating their signature stitch marker for the annual crawl. They will be similar to the top row of markers pictured here, but with some small changes to make them unique. Less bead work, but an enhancement on the bottom to add the
SSYC touch.
Last weekend Amber wanted to do some beading and I needed to complete another order of stitch markers for the local yarn shop. Amber made some earrings for a friend, plus two that were "ordered" by her friend's teacher. Amber finally got paid for the earrings this week, but only after the teacher saw them first. She made $8! Her friends also liked the bracelet she made (above). We go the big beads (4 animals and 4 big balls) at Joanns for $7.99. The other beads and findings we had on hand. The charm bracelet kit was one of the items I had given to her for her birthday. She designed the bracelet herself and I did the pliers work.
This is the latest batch of stitch markers I made for Debbie Macomber's A Good Yarn Shop. I also have an order placed for 100 stitch markers for this spring's South Sound Yarn Crawl. After a brief meeting with the shop manager yesterday, I now have a direction to go in to begin creating their signature stitch marker for the annual crawl. They will be similar to the top row of markers pictured here, but with some small changes to make them unique. Less bead work, but an enhancement on the bottom to add the SSYC touch.
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