3-Stand Necklaces!

I'm excited to announce a new product! These are the perfect statement piece for a night out. We call them 3-Stand necklaces. Each is completely unique! Cost is $25. Go to the Necklace tab to see all the colors and get yours before they're gone!

Creation!

It's been way too long! But I have lots of fun things coming, so stay posted in the next few weeks.

First, I want to show you more pictures from my trip down to House of Hope this past February. While I was down there I got the opportunity to see the women make the jewelry and cards that you can buy! Below I want to show you some images of the creation of this AMAZING jewelry and cards!

 Making twisted wire earrings!

 More twisted wire earrings!

 Making clay beads!

 More painting!

 Lots of paper beads drying before they're made into necklaces!

Making beaded earrings! Beautiful!

Enjoy!

At House of Hope 2013!

A few weeks ago I got to go to House of Hope in Nicaragua! It was a great experience! Below are pictures from my trip of the production of House of Hope products!

 

Making bracelets!

 Room of jewelry making!

 A beautiful finished product!

 Working on making ceramic beads!

 Working with clay!

 Making paper beads!

 Working on embroidered cards!

 Painting ceramic beads!

 Working on wall paper necklaces!

Jewelry and card production room!

Chain Mail Bracelets!

I just added one of House of Hope's newest products. House of Hope is working hard to create new styles of jewelry just for you!
Chain Mail bracelets are one of their newest products. The women have to open and close every little link to create these awesome, complex and colorful bracelets. I love them! And they can adjust to any wrist size by attaching the closer anywhere on the links.

They're going fast and only $12 each!

 Check them out on the "Bracelets" page!

I also updated the "Necklace" page too! Check out all the Necklace and Earring sets! Get them now before they're gone!

It's Been Awhile!

So, it's been almost 1 month since my last post. Sorry! I've been skiing and working hard.

I have added a new bracelet and many new necklaces! Check them out!

Nicaraguan Orphan Fund (NOF) is the organization that I first went to Nicaragua with. 2 weeks ago they went to Nicaragua and it was the first time in 3 years that I did not go. I was sad to not go, but I loved stalking all their pictures! This week NOF is doing their Compassion Diet where they eat beans and rice for a week to raise money for feeding centers in Nueva Vida, which is a hurricane refugee camp on the outskirts of Managua. I am going to their Compassion Dinner tomorrow night to show them House of Hope's jewelry. I am hoping that I will be able to make some connections there to sell the jewelry to other organizations. Please pray that I can make some good connections!
If anyone is apart of an organization and is interested in House of Hope, I would love to come do a presentation. Or I can do a Jewelry House Party! Just let me know!



House of Hope is working on new jewelry ideas. They just started making jewelry using twisted metal wire, there is some coming in the mail and I'll post pictures as soon as I get it! Be on the lookout!

Wallpaper Necklaces!

I just posted 8 styles of necklaces made out of wallpaper! The women take wallpaper samples and scraps and turn them into really cool necklaces. They take the wallpaper and cut it into triangular strips. Then they wrap it around toothpicks to create beads.

Then they string the wallpaper beads together with some spacer beads.

To get a final product! Ta Daa!

Check out all the new necklaces in the "Necklace" tab! I am modeling Necklace #2!
Enjoy!

Kittens Love to Help!

So I've been married since June and my husband (Aaron) and I got 3 kittens in October! They are soooo cute! Their names are Sage, Chili and Paprika. I call them "The Spice Kittens". The kittens looooove helping me with my House of Hope marketing materials.

Here is Chili helping me cut up business cards :)

This is Chili and Sage helping me take pictures of my big hoop earrings!

Hopefully I'll eventually get a picture of Paprika (or Pappie as we like to call her) up here, but she's our shy kitten.