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Comment by Vintage Vault on February 29, 2012 at 8:47pm

***VINTAGE JEWELLERY SUPPLIES SALE***

Thurs. March 1 - Tues. March 6  12:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.

20% intro disount to all during sale dates!

Enormous inventory of vintage brass & copper chains, decorative stampings,filigree, drop/pendant findings, hinged bracelets/cuffs, hinged novelty boxes, lockets, hairclips and many more hard to find items.

Wonderful collection of swarovski and optima crystal, semi-precious stones and beads!

Majority of the merchandise available in small or large quantities.

Unable to attend? Vintage Vault is open on a regular basis by appointment.

For info and or viewing appt; vintagevault7@gmail.com / Vintage Vault Facebook Page / 416-596-7084

Location: 8 Beaconsfield Avenue Unit #2 (backlane west off of Beaconsfield) Dufferin/Queen West Downtown Toronto

Comment by Paul Mattson on April 24, 2011 at 1:45pm

I have a page on Facebook that's called ArtFire Business Page.

You are welcome to link up , post and tell others how to find you !

Paul Mattson

Comment by Linda Karpinski on April 23, 2010 at 8:51pm

Phyllis...I don't know about being a Shehero! ;) But I do know I have a hard time telling people "no". My teenager is a boy...6'2" and football player size! He's usually good about stuff and I'm thinking of "hiring" him to do some labeling and other stuff.

Comment by Linda Karpinski on April 23, 2010 at 8:47pm

Cathy, I would love to see them as well. It might make a good reason to get the sewing machine out of the box I moved it in 4 years ago! :)

Comment by Johanna Melendez on April 23, 2010 at 7:16pm

This is great. Got any pictures? Thank you so much for your help.

Comment by Cathy Cooley on April 23, 2010 at 11:19am

My mother made cases for me out of quilted fabric. The one for my bracelets is about 16" x 20" with an unquilted 16"x10" flap on each end. She sewed a 20" strip of velcro acroos the top and middle and then put 3" strips of velcro about every 2"-3" across the 20" strips. I just loop the 3" strips through each bracelet, fold it over and close it against the 20" velcro strip, fold in the unquilted end flaps over the jewelry, roll everything up (like a bed roll-LOL) and tie the roll on each end with the tie-strips she attached. Works great! The jewelry is protected by the quilted fabric, the velcro makes it easy to get the pieces out and on the displays and most importantly, they pack well and don't take up much room. I LOVE them!!

Comment by Johanna Melendez on April 23, 2010 at 7:08am

Anyone got any ideas on how to carry jewelry to shows? We just use polybags and lots of cushion so the jewelry doesn't get damaged. Anyone else do something better? Bead on!!

Comment by Johanna Melendez on April 23, 2010 at 7:05am

Wow Linda, you are my SHEERO!! Again, ask for help. Your teenager - that's how we got started! If your teen is a boy, ask him to help you with all the physical and heavy stuff or to design displays for you. They love doing that kinda thing. But always stay close to your faith and pray. That is the foundation for everything.

Comment by Linda Karpinski on April 21, 2010 at 8:34pm

Thanks Phyllis & Jamie! I guess I have too many irons in the fire right now! School is almost over so maybe I just need to do what I can now and really bust a move during summer! Just so many things to do to actually turn jewelry making into a business! I'm also a single parent, so "me, myself and I" are the only ones bringing in money, raising a teenager, keeping house and trying start a business.And like Phyllis said, it's almost like having 2 full time jobs!

Comment by Jamie Thompkins on April 21, 2010 at 5:54am

I am in the basic same situation, with with two kids and one actively involved in sports. but I know by following my dreams and achieving my goals and being very patient that I will be leaving an amazing legacy for my children to follow,so I use this as my catalyst to keep moving forward. I hope this helps.

stay encourage

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