Well its been a busy 6 weeks of school holidays but now we are all back into our normal routine and the feeling of not enough sleep.
Over the summer i have been going to a bead workshop every week to learn new technics with wire and beads, by lust for this is meaning that quite a lot of money has been spent buying those must have beads and tools, this has forced me to think about selling some of my made items, this has thrown up some very unusual problems, which site to use, what are the fees, how do i take a good photo (trust me this is the hardest part) and what do i charge, after much deliberation i went with Etsy.com, their rates are managable and the site is for hand-made items but looking at the other sellers makes me reconsider this idea, but i have given myself to after christmas to see if i get any interest, so please feel free to visit my shop i will be adding more things in the next few days so please pop back when you remember the web address you need is www.etsy.com/shop/ASJJewellery1.
Thank you for looking
L. xxxxxx
Welcome to my blog showing you all the latest creations that i have made, and have the chance to buy and pieces that take your fancy all by email, hope you enjoy and like what you see.
Saturday, 11 September 2010
Monday, 30 August 2010
Bank Holidays and Jewellery making
Happy Bank Holiday everyone
Well i have been busy making some new jewellery pieces i was given a great opportunity to sell some and with the money i made i have been out and got more beads, wire and tools and these are the latest things that i have made please feel free to contact me if you fancy any of them, or if you just want to comment.
Thanks for looking
Lally
Wednesday, 4 August 2010
Saturday, 31 July 2010
Sad news
After only just posting news that the baby finches were doing well i found one dead in the avery, it seemed to be the smallest one out of the three, and the others so far seem okay so fingers crossed that the other 2 stay healthy.
I have removed the Bengalese finches nest as the egg had been in there for over 3 weeks and the parents had started to leave the nest so i felt it was safe to remove it, but tonight the babies are perched on the feeder and the parents and foster parents are in the box so not quite sure what we can do about that i might need to add another box for the babies to go into at night.
Well thats all the details i have at the moment, thanks for looking
Lally
I have removed the Bengalese finches nest as the egg had been in there for over 3 weeks and the parents had started to leave the nest so i felt it was safe to remove it, but tonight the babies are perched on the feeder and the parents and foster parents are in the box so not quite sure what we can do about that i might need to add another box for the babies to go into at night.
Well thats all the details i have at the moment, thanks for looking
Lally
Wednesday, 28 July 2010
Growing up fast
Well its been a couple of weeks since i last reported on the little finches and i have to say that everything seems to be going really well they are the same size as the parents and are now able to eat from the feeder so the noise level is slightly lower, which i am sure the neighbours are very pleased about.
The egg in the Bengalese nest has not hatched so i think its infertile so if nothing has happened at the end of this week i think i will remove the nest so that we don't have anymore babies.
We also have two new additions to the family totally unplanned we went to see the animals in a well know pet store and saw two Chinese hamsters that we all fell in love with and so they just had to come home with us, we have named them salt and pepper but they are very nervous and wont climb the tubes to go to bed they sleep in the tubes, hoping that they will settle in in a couple of days.
On other news should be able to get onto the allotment for the first time on the 1st Aug, its a daunting task clearing but if we all get together hopefully its should be fun working together. I will take photos and post them as we go along, nothing will be ready until next year for planting so its going to be a hard winter hope the kids are up for spending time in the great outdoors.
Well thank you for looking take care
Lally
The egg in the Bengalese nest has not hatched so i think its infertile so if nothing has happened at the end of this week i think i will remove the nest so that we don't have anymore babies.
We also have two new additions to the family totally unplanned we went to see the animals in a well know pet store and saw two Chinese hamsters that we all fell in love with and so they just had to come home with us, we have named them salt and pepper but they are very nervous and wont climb the tubes to go to bed they sleep in the tubes, hoping that they will settle in in a couple of days.
On other news should be able to get onto the allotment for the first time on the 1st Aug, its a daunting task clearing but if we all get together hopefully its should be fun working together. I will take photos and post them as we go along, nothing will be ready until next year for planting so its going to be a hard winter hope the kids are up for spending time in the great outdoors.
Well thank you for looking take care
Lally
Friday, 9 July 2010
first flight
Well i came out of the back door first thing this morning i saw the largest of the baby finches sitting on one of the perches so i had missed the maiden flight but then it took off for me to watch its so exciting and also there is news from the nest of the bengalese finches there is 2 eggs in the nest but not sure if anything will happen as they have been such good foster parents to the 3 finches already born time will tell. I will keep you posted.
Thanks for looking
Thursday, 8 July 2010
How time flys
Hi there
Just thought i would do a quick update on the baby finches its only been a week and they have grown so much managed to get a photo this morning as they were waiting for their breakfast. They are really looking like birds not pink things with the odd feather, they should be ready for their first flight anytime soon as they usually leave the nest after 3 weeks hope i get to see it.
Well thanks for looking
Lally
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