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| Posted on December 25, 2009 at 4:30 AM |
Many of us having been rushing through this holiday because of the economic situation with our country right now. I want to take a moment and express my gratitude for the things I received this year: laughs with friends, hugs and kisses from niece and nephew, watching my niece walk for the first time, watching my nephew dance his first dance routine in class, my mother for putting up with all my craziness, my crew dealing with all the nuttiness of the store, my roommate dealing with all my last minute requests, my brother for putting up with my silly questions about computers, the many friends I have gained through my business, the creativity that has come from collobrations and finally all the things I have learned doing this business. It has been a roller coaster ride this year but I wouldn't change a thing. Thank you all for putting up with me.
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!
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Ever had a jumpring that keeps coming off a piece of your jewelry?? I certainly have and its annoying!! Found that the trick to making sure they are securely in place is how you open them in the first place. If you pull the jumpring open going either to the left or right, you will have a difficult time getting them back together evenly. Holding the jumpring with a pair of chainnose pliers and using only your thumb, push one side of the ring forward. This will open the ring for you and when you are ready to close, hold the ring again with chainnose pliers and pull the open side of ring back. This will line up the sides of the ring for you. If you are putting the jumpring on to a woven piece of jewelry and it still seems to find the thread, then very carefully put a small dot of superglue on the ring's closure.
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