Twitter Time

Welcome to the Twitter Tree!

Instructions:
Here is a list of three items (clickable links) that I would like for you to tweet for me.
You tweet one or all of them.

Travelon hands free shoulderbag
http://tinyurl.com/2w9xdcl


Scarlet red into sage green embossed polymer clay button

http://tinyurl.com/2uz3g9b

Pretty pink knitted with the knitting board neck warmer or decorative collar
http://tinyurl.com/35gal9p


You post the item(s) you tweeted for me along with your twitter account so I can follow you, and list 1-3 items (clickable links) from any of your online shops that you would like for me to tweet for you. ( No "mature" items, please). Be sure the item is twitter ready. (See below
I will post what I tweeted for you.


By reaching out thru blogger and blog follower's twitter accounts, we will reach a new audience of views and hopefully land some sales. Afterall, we all have our online shops to make money.


The Twitter Tree will be hosted by a different shop each business day.



Monday: http://christiecottage.blogspot.com/

Tuesday: http://audreyscountrycrafts.blogspot.com/

Wednesday: http://elunajewelry-nc.blogspot.com/

Thursday: http://aneedleinthehaystack-debbie.blogspot.com/

Friday: http://seo-web-pro.blogspot.com/



Be sure and stop by and be a part of the twitter tree each day. We will promote this way until mid-December and then take a one month break.

Twitter Tree Thursday

Welcome to the Twitter Tree!



Instructions:


Here is a list of three items (clickable links) that I would like for you to tweet for me.

1996 Cabbage Patch OlympiKids on Ebay
http://tinyurl.com/2dfnhmd


polymer clay embossed button in black blue and silver
http://www.etsy.com/listing/42687496/polymer-clay-embossed-button-in-black

Fun and colorful crochet ladies beret hat
http://www.etsy.com/listing/58262960/fun-and-colorful-crochet-ladies-beret

You tweet one or all of them.


You post the item(s) you tweeted for me along with your twitter account so I can follow you, and list 1-3 items (clickable links) from any of your online shops that you would like for me to tweet for you. ( No "mature" items, please). Be sure the item is twitter ready. (See below


I will post what I tweeted for you.


By reaching out thru blogger and blog follower's twitter accounts, we will reach a new audience of viewers and hopefully land some sales. Afterall, we all have our online shops to make money


The Twitter Tree will be hosted by a different shop each business day.

Monday: http://christiecottage.blogspot.com/
Tuesday: http://audreyscountrycrafts.blogspot.com/
Wednesday: http://elunajewelry-nc.blogspot.com/
Thursday: http://aneedleinthehaystack-debbie.blogspot.com/
Friday: http://seo-web-pro.blogspot.com/

Be sure and stop by and be a part of the twitter tree each day. We will promote this way until mid-December and then take a one month break.

my knitting board

I love my little knitting board, It makes a double sided fabric so no blocking is needed, add some granny squares and one of my polymer clay buttons and you have a unique and fun neck warmer.

Twitter Tree Monday is in full force go to http://christiecottage.blogspot.com/2010/10/mostly-business-monday-twitter-tree_10.html

Twitter Tree time

My friend Jacki of christiecottage.etsy.com came up with an idea to help promote our shops. Most of us have several shops, Etsy, ArtFire, Zibbet or where ever. So here is the place to start promoting and to get tweeted

Instructions

Here is a list of three twitter ready items that I would like for you to tweet for me

you can tweet 1 or all 3 of them

Post the items you tweeted for me along with your twitter account so I can follow you. Then post in a comment what you would like twitted

(clickable links that are twitter ready) from any of your on line shops that you want twitted.

(no mature items please) Please include a description as well as a link

This will be hosted by a differant shop each business day

Monday http://christiecottage.blogspot.com/

Tuesday http://audreyscountrycrafts.blogspot.com/

Wednesday http://elunajewelry-nc.blogspot.com/

Thursday http://aneedleinthehaystack-Debbie.blogspot.com/

Friday http://seo-web-pro.blogspot.com/

My twitter http://twitter.com/crochet18purple

I posted my links in the comment

Tie it in a bow scarf

This is probally one of my favorite scarves I have made. It is so long over 100 inches that you can wrap it around several times or tie it in a bow. Tomorrow will start my Twitter Thursday which means your items that you post will be twitted and you twitter back. That way we all get lot's of great views on our items. There are 5 of us doing this and the one who got it all started was christiecottage.etsy.com. Her blog link will be in here tomorrow as well as the other 3

I love going to the thrift store

I have found some amazing and wonderful goodies there. I found 2 large bags of wool yarn and decided to sell some of it in my Etsy shop. They sold quick but then one buyer had to leave a crap feedback. Now tell me how hard is to contact the person you purchased something from and let them know that you aren't happy. Instead they just leave a neutral feedback. I have no knowledge of previous owners or where the things I purchase may have been. I just get excited at an awesome purchase.

About a month ago I found a vintage sewing basket at the thrift store with probally 150 spools of vintage thread. Now I really don't need that much thread so I list some and now I have to hope for the best.

So the way I see it is if your a picky person stay away from vintage items because you never know where it has been or who may have had it last.

What does a potato masher and polymer clay have in common

They make the cutiest unique buttons. I am always looking for something to do my buttons with. something unique. Well I go to the thrift store looking for something and find this potato masher and though this could work. I started playing and so is created the potato masher polymer clay button.

Polymer clay and cheese cloth

So I was at the thrift store and found a great deal on some cheese cloth, well I got to thinking about how it would look with some polymer clay. I decided to dye it with coffee so it wouldn't be so white. I used a transparent clay, made the buttons. Baked first. when they cooled I then decoupaged the cheese cloth to the buttons giving them a very unique look.

These are available in my Etsy shop too

Day 6 handbag

Ok first of all this cold is kicking my butt and slowing me way down. But I did manage to get a pocketbook listed and here it is

Missed a day but here is Day 5 of pocketbooks

This is so pretty and summery. A pretty teal Oriton handbag. Just listed and ready to find a new home

Day 4 pocketbook listing

Running behind today. I believe I caught my grandson's cold but was determined to get this listed.

Day 3 pretty little doggie handbag

Day 2 pocketbook listing

Here is the next handbag I have listed. It is a Dolce & Cabbana green leather shoulder bag. You can click on the pic to go to my shop to read about it and maybe even purchase it. 28 days to go

A handbag a day for 30 days

I am in pocketbook over load and decided to get rid of some. Some are ones I have purchased and some I have made. So I have decided to list one a day for 30 days into my Bonanzle shop.


Todays featured bag is a Guess black handbag...... You can click on the picture to go to my shop and read about it. It is looking for a new home

Now which one will I list tomorrow? Come back and find out

The flowers and the bee's

I love catching a bee on flowers and then backing away in hopes of not getting stung. I went to Old Salem and took these as I love the flowers that grow there in the summer

A sequin halter top and a tiger lily

My daughter in law takes belly dancing classes and know I am a crafty girl wanted to see if I could make her some things. Once again I found some pretty fabric at the thrift store and made her this sparkly green halter top. I wish I had taken pics of her wearing it but maybe next time.

Summer wouldn't be the same without taking some flower pics. I love getting up close and personal to a flower to show off the detail.

Is it an ironing pad or a blocking pad?

Actually it is both. Surrounded by lot's of fabric I was debating on what to try next. And of course being a knitter and a crocheter you can always use something to block your small items on that is also portable and can be rolled up and stashed in your knitting bag, Of course there is one more option.... a changing pad for a baby. The outside is a pretty decorative fabric and the inside is cotton. It has quilt batting between the layers and a pretty silk ribbon for tying it up when not in use. Can be used for quick ironing small projects too.

Pillow sham pocketbook

I had went to the knit shop and they has some beautiful pocketbook's that were made out of a tapestry fabric and with a very high price tag of 175.00. Well looking at the bag I new I could make one of those so I went to the thrift store and found a tapestry king size pillow sham and an old pocketbook that I wanted the handles for it. I came home took the pillow sham apart and cut the handles off of the old bag and sewed. The inside has pockets and it can be carried as a shoulder bag or handbag.

On a sad note today makes 3 years since my daddy passed away and I miss him every day.

Burlap and cotton string Market Bag or tote

I found this wonderful burlap at the thrift store. About three yards of it so decided to make totes with it. Now what to use for a handle? I had some cotton string so seemed like a good idea to crochet a handle with it. This is large in size and could hold a lot of goodies and the handle stays on your wrist.

Now on to my next project

My thrift store curtains

Well actually the fabric. I found over 10 yards of this fabric at the thrift store for 5.00 and when I seen it I was like kitchen curtains. My son smile and said well of course your Martha Stewart. So came home and started measuring and sewing, even had enough fabric to make some kitchen curtains for my granny too. And oh yea I do know I need to make matching tie backs for the one curtain.