Showing posts with label Jewellery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jewellery. Show all posts

Thursday, 28 August 2014

New projects

HI everyone,

I know I've been a bit quiet since the website launch at the beginning of the month... been busy! Besides taking a weeks holiday with the kiddies in Wales and being ill for a week, I've been making bits for orders and thinking about my Christmas Collection.

Here are two of the orders I've made this month, an order for 85 place cards for a wedding where they'd been let down at the last minute...


 
and a jewellery order...
 
 
 
Now, I'm thinking about my Christmas Stock. Yes I know it's still August, but a lot of other companies are launching theirs now and I am already receiving enquiries about Christmas items, so I'm starting now so I don't have such a manic rush!
 
Speak Soon
 
 
 

 

Monday, 7 April 2014

New Photos

Morning All,

Hope you are all well.  I've been quiet on the posting front again, I know, but with good reason. I am currently in the middle of my first big Wedding Stationery order. It is hard work but I am thoroughly enjoying it and looking forward to doing more wedding work in the future, something I've wanted to get into for a while.
Just to quench your thirst for new products, I recently had some photographs taken for my promotional leaflet by my photographer Hubby, Wayne.  I am so pleased with them. They describe perfectly in pictures what Katzart is all about.


Cards & Stationery.....

 
 
 
 
 


Jewellery.....

 
 


Wedding Stationery & Accessories.....




 
That's all for now.


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sunday, 24 February 2013

Trying new Things

Hi, hope you're all keeping warm in this chilly weather.

So, my Cricut is still poorly - my cutting issue still isn't resolved - so I've put my card making aside for a little while and got my beads out again. Lots of jewellery planned for the new website, but while I'm still recovering I thought I'd just have a play around.  Beaded beads seem to be quite popular. So does wire jewellery. I haven't had a go at either of these before so thought I'd experiment.  I needed a starting point, so spent some time browsing the web for help. Thanks to Cindy Holsclaw and Ross Barbera for free patterns, video tutorials and inspiration.