GoDaddy was on the ball last night.
Although there is still plenty of product to load, I needed the new website live in order to finish some very important details. Usually it takes a couple of days for the domain server to point things in the right direction, but this time they switched over right away.
I hope you'll stop by to check us out. Things look a little slim right now, but I'm loading more items every day.
Showing posts with label Changes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Changes. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Saturday, June 9, 2012
Hello again!
Things have been fairly quiet at SSC for the last several months due to the addition of a new member to our family. Babies are pretty small, but they sure do make a big impact on the household routine.
That routine is beginning to settle back into a semblance of normal, so I'm working more on the business things than I have been recently. The biggest project I've had going on is making some changes to our web presence and how we handle the sale of our products on line.
Look for more information to be shared over the next few weeks and the big reveal the first of July.
That routine is beginning to settle back into a semblance of normal, so I'm working more on the business things than I have been recently. The biggest project I've had going on is making some changes to our web presence and how we handle the sale of our products on line.
Look for more information to be shared over the next few weeks and the big reveal the first of July.
Friday, September 16, 2011
Our New Look and Product of the Week
After many hours of computer work, (we won't talk about how much frustration went with that!), I have all our sales moved to the Artfire Store, and the new informational website up and running.
I still have some details to add to the web site, and of course more product information. But that is an ongoing process anyway. At least most of that kind of work is done and I can go back to spending time with soft, luscious fiber, and have more new items for sale in the studio.
Our featurd Product of the Week beginning Sunday will be a 1.9oz braid of hand painted Navajo-Churro roving. This braid will be on sale for 10% off the regular price from Sunday, September 18 through Saturday, September 24. The price will be reflected in the studio. No coupon is necessary.
The wool came from a local breeder who had it commercially processed. I have dyed this using drink mixes as the dye stuff. And how did I come up with the name 'AfterBurner' for the colorway? All of our children have nicknames and this is one of them. Yes, this child did help choose the colors and they very aptly reflect his personality, as does his nickname. He's 7! =)
It is the first colorway I developed in 'The Tribe' color series. And where does 'The Tribe' come from? That is the name by which our children are collectively known on the fiber social media where I am a member. It seemed like a great name for a color series since I'm using nicknames for the colorways.
Navajo-Churro wool has traditionally been used for rugs, blankets, and saddle blankets. It is also a great wool for tough wearing boot socks, and gloves and mittens. This wool is not superwash, so it must be hand washed and dried.
Hope you have a great week!
We'd love for you to take a moment and check them out!
I still have some details to add to the web site, and of course more product information. But that is an ongoing process anyway. At least most of that kind of work is done and I can go back to spending time with soft, luscious fiber, and have more new items for sale in the studio.
Our featurd Product of the Week beginning Sunday will be a 1.9oz braid of hand painted Navajo-Churro roving. This braid will be on sale for 10% off the regular price from Sunday, September 18 through Saturday, September 24. The price will be reflected in the studio. No coupon is necessary.
The wool came from a local breeder who had it commercially processed. I have dyed this using drink mixes as the dye stuff. And how did I come up with the name 'AfterBurner' for the colorway? All of our children have nicknames and this is one of them. Yes, this child did help choose the colors and they very aptly reflect his personality, as does his nickname. He's 7! =)
It is the first colorway I developed in 'The Tribe' color series. And where does 'The Tribe' come from? That is the name by which our children are collectively known on the fiber social media where I am a member. It seemed like a great name for a color series since I'm using nicknames for the colorways.
Navajo-Churro wool has traditionally been used for rugs, blankets, and saddle blankets. It is also a great wool for tough wearing boot socks, and gloves and mittens. This wool is not superwash, so it must be hand washed and dried.
Hope you have a great week!
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