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One of the best is the training from what used to be the 30 day Challenge, now just called The Challenge because it changed format from 30 days to about 3 months.  A new Challenge is [...]]]> I think I’ve mentioned before that I’ve been reading about Affiliate Marketing and have found some good resources.

One of the best is the training from what used to be the 30 day Challenge, now just called The Challenge because it changed format from 30 days to about 3 months.  A new Challenge is starting soon and I’ll be doing it again this year, now that I have more of a clue about what the end product looks like.  Last year I was a wee bit bamboozled.  It is completely free to participate and the software they utilize throughout is free during the Challenge.  Of course, at the end, there are opportunities to upgrade or continue at a discounted price (they have to make a living too).

Others wonderful resources to learn from are Rosalind Gardner, Lynn Terry, and Pot Pie Girl. They all have the ability to share a somewhat complex subject like Affiliate Marketing in a simple and straightforward way and they all offer some form of free product, be it blog posts, sample pages or regular conferences and forums.

Check them out and see if one fits your style.

Get Sample Pages of Pot Pie Girl’s One Week Marketing

Rosalind Gardner – Super Affiliate Handbook

The Challenge

Lynn Terry’s Clicknewz

Enjoy!

WOW! It is hard to believe that it has already been one year since we launched SoyLicioius.com. While there are things that we want to improve, we have come a long way in just one short year. However, we [...]]]> New announcement I want to share with you from SoyLicious…my comments are in green.

WOW! It is hard to believe that it has already been one year since we launched SoyLicioius.com. While there are things that we want to improve, we have come a long way in just one short year. However, we are not here tonight to talk about what we all have accomplished but what we are going to do going forward.

Recruiting Special!
For the next 31 days new recruits can join your team for just $10.00 and then choose from one of the 3 monthly options.

Anniversary Product Specials!
We have selected some of our best selling items to give you even more value over the next 31 days.

Buy 5 get 6! Get 6 Tart Chunks, Flowerpot Votives, 11 oz Cascade or Room Spray for the price of 5.

Free Tart Chunks! Purchase any of our “Renaissance” electric wax melters and get a free tart chunk.

10 New Fragrances!!
We have added 10 New fragrances to our scent list!

Bubblegum
Cashmere
Cranberry Chutney
Lemongrass Verbena
Ocean Breeze
Oh So Happy
Sugar Cookie
Sweet Snow
Tempting Tulips
Totally Irresistible

Descriptions are available on the shopping cart under fragrances.

New Product
Watch for new product anouncements over the 4th of July Weekend!

I am very excited about several of the new fragrances,  Lemongrass Verbena, Cashmere and Sweet Snow, in particular.  I love lemongrass and patchouli is one of the ingredients in Cashmere. Mint and vanilla are a great winter time combination which I haven’t found in years.

Cashmere: A warm, herbal musky fragrance of sandalwood, vanilla, and patchouli, with top notes of mandarin and lime to create a sophisticated blend

Sweet Snow: A soft mint and vanilla fusion

Lemongrass Verbena: A herbal twist of refreshing lemongrass and tangy verbena

I’m excited to try them all.

Enjoy!

The Hothead is currently misplaced, but I know it is here.  See what cleaning craft cabinets [...]]]> Below is the list of glass fusing and lampworking items I have for sale.  Prices are negotiable.  I’ll sell as a group, or some items individually.  Shipping will be the actual cost.  The kiln has the original box.

The Hothead is currently misplaced, but I know it is here.  See what cleaning craft cabinets gets you…I can’t find stuff.

1 Paragon Quickfire 6 kiln  $360 new, will sell for $150 (includes 2nd shelf, architecture, shelf wash and some shelf paper)

Front:

Interior:

Top:

2nd kiln shelf with feet (architecture goes with kiln):

Some items, grouped:

Marver(new $14, sell for $7) and hot glass shears(new $16, sell for $8):

5 containers glass frit (new $2.25 ea., sell for $5 all):

Kiln shelf wash (goes with kiln)

Approx 20 COE 90 glass rods, (new $3 each, sell lot for $25), System 96 stringers in tube (new $14, sell for $7):

Tool or rod rest( new $8, sell for $4), and wash brush (goes with kiln):

THE geekiest pink Didymium glasses, lol (new $30, sell for $10):

Glass glue (new $7.95, sell for $3) :

Mandrel release (new $5.95, sell for $2) :

Mandrels (new $10, sell for $5) and glass mashers (new $25, sell for $12):

MIA Hot Head torch and 1lb tank attachment/table protector will be posted later.

Y’all know I’m not a particularly focused individual, so of course I have many UFOs (unfinished objects) sitting around [...]]]> Thought I’d show you what I’ve been working on for a looooong while now, one of those projects that my family says “Haven’t you finished that yet?” because I only work on it in spurts.

Y’all know I’m not a particularly focused individual, so of course I have many UFOs (unfinished objects) sitting around that I work on as the mood strikes, from this doll to rugs and pendants awaiting a resin coating outside on a non-humid southern day.  Long wait!!

This piece is a hand sewn doll form firmly stuffed and part way encrusted with beads of various types.  The form controls the bead placement.

Years ago, my first exposure to what I would call an art doll was a Native American beaded doll that my father brought home to Australia after one of his business trip to the US.  She was beautiful with long flowing black hair, a white soft leather dress and moccasins embellished with seed beads.  That was the beginning of an interest that would lie dormant for decades.

Enjoy!

My second piece, still a sharp learning curve [...]]]> Ok, so my first silk paint piece was a plastic bag “dump the paint in on top” scarf and it turned out okay, though a bit pale because you start out with a wet scarf and it dilutes the paint. I’m using Dye-na-flow paints, not dyes.

My second piece, still a sharp learning curve going here, is a larger painting. This stuff flows really fast and not always where I want it. I’ve managed to fix some of the boo-boos, but see the photo below and you’ll find many more over-flows. I’m using a water based Gutta for the lines and I think switching to the chemical one will help that issue tremendously.