Hello!
I'm inviting everyone, both sellers and shopper alike, to please joing Online Shops PH. It's at http://onlineshopsph.proboards92.com
It's a free online forum where you can post your wares, or shop online.This forum was created in light of the "mass exodus" from multiply, where most of us have setup shop.
This forum aims to be an alternative venue where we can all post our wares, keep in touch, and network - much like what we were used to here in multiply. Though you can't post pictures, you can post links to your new online shops. People can reply to your posts too.
All buyers and sellers are expected to be responsible for their own actions. Always be alert when transacting. Beware of scammers or bogus buyers.
This forum still lacks a lot of categories and boards right now, and admin will work on it as we go along. Admin will also come up with rules to make online shopping here in the forum pleasant for both buyers and sellers.
Please don't forget to post a link in your websites. Our new home is here at http://onlineshopsph.proboards92.com
The URL is a bit long, so to save yourselves the trouble, bookmark this site!
Spread the word about Online Shops PH!
More power to Pinoy ecommerce!
Tuesday, July 31, 2007
Monday, July 30, 2007
Angelis Art Beads - Funky Polymer Clay Jewelry
http://angeli.vstore.ca
My new home on the web. Please sign up for an account there so you'll continue to get updates about Angeli's Art Beads.
Just in case this account gets deleted, you'll know where to find me. this one's temporary lang though, until i can get an official site up and running using my own domain name.
My new home on the web. Please sign up for an account there so you'll continue to get updates about Angeli's Art Beads.
Just in case this account gets deleted, you'll know where to find me. this one's temporary lang though, until i can get an official site up and running using my own domain name.
In case this account gets deleted...
Please go to http://angeli.vstore.ca.
There have been talks of a wipeout of stores here in multiply. Several seller accounts have already been deleted, without prior notice.
So please visit my new site at http://angeli.vstore.ca and and SIGN UP. It's a free online commerce site which allows customers to create personal accounts. The site is empty for now, but i will start uploading the pictures this week.
Also, please send me your contact info (mobile number, email ad) through angelisartbeads@gmail.com.
Thank you dear customers, and i hope to see you at vstore.
There have been talks of a wipeout of stores here in multiply. Several seller accounts have already been deleted, without prior notice.
So please visit my new site at http://angeli.vstore.ca and and SIGN UP. It's a free online commerce site which allows customers to create personal accounts. The site is empty for now, but i will start uploading the pictures this week.
Also, please send me your contact info (mobile number, email ad) through angelisartbeads@gmail.com.
Thank you dear customers, and i hope to see you at vstore.
Friday, July 27, 2007
Now available at Peppered Cherry
Also available are a few washi earrings, a couple of altered art necklaces, and some cutie mannequins. :-)
Peppered Cherry is at 2/F Shops at Serendra, Bonifacio Global City.
http://pepperedcherry.multiply.com
Wednesday, July 25, 2007
Rockwell Urban Market
| Start: | Aug 18, '07 10:00a |
| End: | Aug 19, '07 |
| Location: | Rockwell Powerplant Mall - Tent outside Zara |
Exciting!
Watch out for new collections you won't find anywhere else! My booth is located in one of the middle aisles. (You'll see it from the entrance)
Also joining the bazaar are your favorite multiply stores Baubles Bangles n Beads and Ichigo Shoes!
Friday, July 20, 2007
Itsy Bitsy Dresses on teeny tiny dress forms!
Only one of each. Go grab em now.
Note: The first pic is the actual necklace. All pendants in this album are sold as necklaces like the first pic.
Materials: Polymer clay pendant, organza ribbon, black velvet-coated rubber cord
Dimensions: Pendants are approximately 1.5 inches long, necklace is 16 inches long.
Price: P350 each
Thursday, July 19, 2007
Artsy Fartsy
Hello! I'm Angeli, and I turned 22 last summer. I've been crafting since I was 0.
Crochet, cross stitch, paper mache, beading, sewing, embellishment. You name it, i've done it. It shouldn't be a surprise, since I come from a family who can make clever things with their hands.
My lolo, mom's dad, is a fine craftsman. He can whip up anything out of wood and metal! He has a knack for turning junk into treasure, refusing to throw out broken objects and ingeniously reconstructing them into something new.
My mom is an all-around crafter, and i guess it was her creativity that rubbed off on me. She taught me how to crochet, to do cross-stitch, to sew by hand, and even how to use our ancient sewing machine. I remember how I'dget in the way help out with her projects as a kid. We would buy ribbons and lace and fake little flowers from a ribbon place called Zuniga's, then embellish tiny little baskets and miniature fans made of bamboo(?). I was about six or seven years old that time, and it was pure crafting bliss. Until now some of those projects are displayed at my mom and dad's place.
My dad is also an artist. Not a lot of people know about that because he doesn't really use his artistic skills like my mom and I do. Dad's a talented painter and he's really good at drawing, but I haven't seen him pick up a brush or pencil in ages! When I was a kid, he bought me a pretty coloring book and a watercolor set. A few times he would paint on some of the pages, transforming the blank two dimensional pictures into works of art.
Ironically, it's my mom who paints now. She picked up the brush about a year ago and paints in her free time, which she doesn't have a lot of.
I, on the other hand, have all the free time in the world. I graduated from college a year ago, after taking up BS Development Communication and majoring in Journalism at UP Los Banos. I worked as editorial assistant for Real Living magazine for a year. But even if it was such a cool job - flexible time, no dress code, lots of freebies and travelling opportunities - I let it go to fulfill a dream. Stupid, you'd think. But it was the best decision I've ever made.
I quit my day job to become a full-time crafter.
And now I am living a dream.
Crochet, cross stitch, paper mache, beading, sewing, embellishment. You name it, i've done it. It shouldn't be a surprise, since I come from a family who can make clever things with their hands.
My lolo, mom's dad, is a fine craftsman. He can whip up anything out of wood and metal! He has a knack for turning junk into treasure, refusing to throw out broken objects and ingeniously reconstructing them into something new.
My mom is an all-around crafter, and i guess it was her creativity that rubbed off on me. She taught me how to crochet, to do cross-stitch, to sew by hand, and even how to use our ancient sewing machine. I remember how I'd
My dad is also an artist. Not a lot of people know about that because he doesn't really use his artistic skills like my mom and I do. Dad's a talented painter and he's really good at drawing, but I haven't seen him pick up a brush or pencil in ages! When I was a kid, he bought me a pretty coloring book and a watercolor set. A few times he would paint on some of the pages, transforming the blank two dimensional pictures into works of art.
Ironically, it's my mom who paints now. She picked up the brush about a year ago and paints in her free time, which she doesn't have a lot of.
I, on the other hand, have all the free time in the world. I graduated from college a year ago, after taking up BS Development Communication and majoring in Journalism at UP Los Banos. I worked as editorial assistant for Real Living magazine for a year. But even if it was such a cool job - flexible time, no dress code, lots of freebies and travelling opportunities - I let it go to fulfill a dream. Stupid, you'd think. But it was the best decision I've ever made.
I quit my day job to become a full-time crafter.
And now I am living a dream.
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