Shop Updates!

My Etsy shop is now down to just 25 items listed. The poor thing is barely at 2 pages which is just plain sad in my book. I was going through my remaining inventory and seeing if I had pictures for anything already taken last night. I found at least 10 scarves that I have photographed in the past but not listed for one reason or another.

Some of them were previously listed in my 1000 Markets shop which has been unceremoniously disconnected due to lack of activity. I don't think I'm the type of person that can divide my attention like that I'm afraid. So I started listing some of them to try to get my shop back to its normal capacity of at least 50 items. If I don't have 3 pages it bothers me for some reason.

I've already listed the top scarf, the Regal Rose- Handmade Pink Lace Scarf in a hand dyed ribbon yarn. I can't believe that it didn't sell at one of my shows. It is absolutely gorgeous in person with just the right amount of sparkle and WOW factor. The red scarf I'm calling Holiday Cherry Red. It's a wool blend that is super soft and cozy. I think it would be great for the holidays and beyond. This last one is a close up for a scarf that I'm calling Tie Dye Delight. It is a Noro brand yarn that has a cool tie dye effect, and I added some speckled beads for extra fun. I'm now done pimping and tomorrow I'll get back to normal blogging!

There's still Time!

I just wanted to let you know that there is still time to enter my Fall Newsletter Giveaway which ends October 31 at midnight. Be sure that you have followed up with the e-mail to accept becoming a member. There are around 5 people who are still pending including a few names that I recognized.

The scarf I'm using as my image for the giveaway sold last week but there is still lots of warm scarves left in my shop. I don't know about you but scarf season is starting early here in the mid-west this year. $40 will get you either of the scarves here with $5 to spare.

The pink Girl Power scarf is a great wool/acrylic blend with a real punch of color. The one at the top was named for my favorite girl band, The Indigo Girls Scarf. It's a wool/silk blend from Noro, my favorite yarn brand. I just noticed that both of the scarves I picked out to feature in this post used a stitch pattern I haven't used in awhile. It's a cool one that combines two different stitches giving a neat textured effect. I'll have to bring that stitch back into my rotation as it really photographs well I think.

I have a little over 100 people signed up the newsletter now which is what I was shooting for. When I started the giveaway in early fall I had around 30 so the names I got at Strange Folk and those from posting on the blog have made a big difference.