

Mermaid Soap. I love this scent it's very Transatlantic Cruise Ship
Both just listed, mention this blog when you buy and get one free soap with purchase of any two or more, your choice.
Then the darker followed by the light. You'll notice the lighter hues are more mottled. While I prefer to have all my fabric mottles to a degree, the lights I prefer more so.
Why? It seems to prevent the lighter shades from looking insipid and washed out. With a lighter hue you lose some of the depth that contrast provides in and of itself. So the remedy is to provide that contrast withing the hue.
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Normally I leave feedback like, Fast pay, great to do business with. But in the heaving bosom verbiage that IS Etsy I'm feeling a bit bland. I've been reading other seller's feedback and have garnered that the only feedback that can hold a handmade organic soy candle to the frothy prose is: "This buyer changed my life and gave me a pony and I lost weight and everything!!! She paid pretty darn quick too!" But see, now I'm under pressure because apparently one must leave multiple feedback for an order with (gasp!) more than one item. If I copy and paste, will that be a callous show of complacency? It pains me to use an exclamation point in a forces attempt to sound like this sale has buoyed me over a sparkling rainbow set beside a pond of love where unicorns sip and kitties frolic. I'm a matter of fact girl living in an over the top world. I'm sure there are more of you here, hiding behind that organic life sized Hello Kitty. Do you feel like just plain of plain speaking isn't enough? |
Indian Summer
A tawny, golden, fruity blend with top notes of apple, green fig, Italian bergamot, bourgeon de cassis, and lemon. A spicy midsection of Ceylonese cinnamon, cassia, and nutmeg leads to a drydown of oakmoss and musk. Beautifully captures the feeling of the waning days of summer.
Take what would be the image on the front of your card and turn it sideways placing it all the way to the right end of the template. Place the image/info you would use on the back, turn it sideways and place it all the way to the end of the left side of the business card template.
You will be placing all the information on the front template, leave the back template blank. If you have stock that is always the same and are wanting to price the item, you can add that information to the BACK template.
To add the price/whatever take your text, again, turn it sideways. Place it all the way to the LEFT of the back template so that when you open the card, the pricing info is facing you.
Double check this, please. It's worth printing a preview so you can make sure the inside is correct. I've not printed them out this way, print a preview.
Do some fiddling to make it fit. I added text to make it more like a gift tag. You can see here I shrunk the front image a bit and added it to the back of the gift tage.
Double check to make sure you have the text and images facing the right way, I normally print a preview and fold it.
When your cards arrive, simply fold them in half and punch a hole in the corner. You'll have a nice blank space inside (this would have been the back of the business card) to write a note or price or whatever.
This is some of the work that will be cut into strips for hooking. "Some" alludes to the fact that there is a lot more. Most of it waiting to be dyed downstairs.
This is some (see, you are getting it now..)of my fleece that I've had put into roving by Spinderella.