Thursday, February 14, 2013
Tuesday, January 1, 2013
Pearl Re-stringing before and afters
Since it's the start of a new year and people are thinking about renewing, refreshing and updating, I thought I'd post just a few before and after photos of jewelry that I restored or re-strung this past year. I offer professional pearl re-stringing services and also repair some other types of beaded jewelry.
For more information about my jewelry repair or re-stringing service, take a look at my website.
Sue
BEFORE AFTER
For more information about my jewelry repair or re-stringing service, take a look at my website.
Sue
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Sue Runyon Designs
Tuesday, December 25, 2012
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Last Day for Christmas Delivery
The United States Postal Service gives tomorrow (Thursday) as the last day for sending First Class mail for Christmas delivery. That's means items should be ordered today at the latest or upgraded to Priority Mail.
It has been my experience this year that even the Priority Mail has been running quite late so get your final orders in with all on-line vendors just as soon as you can.
International ships dates have already passed.
That probably means I should mail those Christmas letters . . .
Sue
Saturday, December 1, 2012
Craft Show Christmas Tree Display
I just wanted to share with you all the fabulous Christmas tree display that my father made me to use for craft shows. No, he won't make one for you. Be very jealous.
I wanted a Christmas tree display for my handmade dragonfly ornaments that would be simple and open to suit the style of my craft show displays and keep from blocking my view when I'm behind my tables and from blocking the precious light needed on my items like an artificial tabletop tree would. It also needed to be compact and flat so it doesn't take up a lot of precious table surface space, but sturdy enough to not be knocked over. And my one big request was that it break down to pack away and be of the dimensions that would allow me to fit it in the totes I use for shows.
I wanted a Christmas tree display for my handmade dragonfly ornaments that would be simple and open to suit the style of my craft show displays and keep from blocking my view when I'm behind my tables and from blocking the precious light needed on my items like an artificial tabletop tree would. It also needed to be compact and flat so it doesn't take up a lot of precious table surface space, but sturdy enough to not be knocked over. And my one big request was that it break down to pack away and be of the dimensions that would allow me to fit it in the totes I use for shows.
| This worked beautifully at my last show. There are 50-60 ornaments displayed on this one tree. |
| I think this might come out of my craft show storage to be used in my house this Christmas |
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