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And we have all sorts of new stuff to tell you about
We have a new website. We have a new store. We have lots of new jewelry designs and kits coming to you in the upcoming weeks. And there is a new book we are just finishing up that will soon be available as both an ebook and a print book, our first printed book.
And we have a new blog.
“What’s New”: The Homestrung Blog
One of the newest and neatest new things we have is the new HomeStrung blog which you can find under the “What’s New” heading.
The blog is where we will be introducing new jewelry projects, new tutorials, and telling you about any new books we are publishing. It will be where we tell you about special events and deals. It you have explored the website you may have noticed a category called “Debby’s Deals”. We will talk about that in a minute.
The blog will also allow us to shorten our emails, giving you all the highlights and then allowing you to link to those things you are most interested in. The emails tended to get lost in time, but the blog info will be around for ever.
Anyway, the blog is where we tell you about everything upcoming, ongoing, and exciting at HomeStrung.
Debby says we have too much stuff. Too much stuff is good news for all of you.
It means, on a somewhat irregular basis, Debby is going to be clearing out all sorts of things. Beads and gemstones that either never found a home in a jewelry project or are from a kit we no longer support. Kits and jewelry projects we no longer can get materials for. And there will also be things she finds that are deals just too good to pass up that she will happily share will all of you.
Watch the “Debby’s Deals” section of the shop where she will put all of the stuff she is selling at ridiculous prices. She will also tell you about what’s available and upcoming in the “What’s New” section.
Lots of New Jewelry Projects
Did we mention we have new jewelry kits coming? This particular project will be available in the next couple of week. Watch for the announcement.
Steve Met the Surgical Robot…
…and is still here. It’s been 8 weeks since the surgery and the only real problem has been a little disagreement between him and the doctors as to what qualifies as “returning to normal day to day activities.”
If you want to know any more, just ask him and we are sure he will talk you ears off.