NEW: Wrapped Necklaces & Plastic Jewelry Links

Edit 5:26 PM  I just redesigned the blog...on a whim! I noticed the old style was getting a little, well...OLD. (If you haven't already noticed, I get tired of a design rather quickly!) So I thought I would come up with something nicer, and more sophisticated. I hope you all like the change! :)


Hello everyone. McKenna here! I wanted to take a moment to post about LLD's new products: Wrapped Necklaces and Plastic Jewelry Links for Making Your OWN Wrapped Jewelry!

Let's start with the Wrapped Necklaces. Here is a picture of one of the styles LLD offers:

But that is only the beginning! If you visit our Wrapped Necklaces page, you'll see how we offer several different styles--oval links or circle links, or a combination of both--as well as a variety of color schemes. Lots of fashion magazines, like Vogue and Glamour, have been featuring wrapped jewelry recently, and these wrapped necklaces are my mom's take on the trend. My personal favorite is the one pictured above called "City Lights", but I also really like this one, which is called "Classic":

So be sure to check out our Wrapped Necklaces and let me know what you think!

Oh, by the way...if you're wondering who that model is on our Wrapped Necklaces page, well...

...that's me! :) I had a lot of fun modeling for my mom, while she used my new Sony NEX-3 to take the photographs. I hope you all like the photos; I'm no expert model, but I did my best!

The Wrapped Necklaces aren't the only thing I wanted to mention in this post. We have released yet ANOTHER new product! I normally release only one new product at a time, but considering these two products complement each other, I thought I would make an exception...

Want to make your OWN Wrapped Necklace? No problem! Just use our Plastic Jewelry Links and the material of your choice, and you're set! We offer these links in four different types: small circles, small ovals, large circles, and large ovals. They are 100% made in the USA, which *I* think is important considering so many US products are made in China these days!

You can also use these plastic links for other craft projects, so the possibilities are endless. They also make good dog toys...at least, Jane thinks so!

So check out the new Plastic Jewelry Links page and let me know what you think of that, too!


Oh and one final thing. I've added a Google +1 button to LLD's website, on both the top and bottom of each page. So if anyone would be kind enough to click it, I would be very grateful! :)

Hope everyone is doing well!

Hugs,

McKenna