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Unique New Handmade Jewelry at Shadow Dog Designs


Finally the holiday Art Festivals have ended.  Yay!  I had been very busy doing shows since Labor Day weekend; some months several shows were scheduled back-to-back weekends.  Bewteen them and a busy on line sales season, believe me, I am ready for a little rest and relaxation.  That doesn't mean I'll quit listing new items in my Indiemade shop and all that entails.  Oh, no.  But the idea of having 5-6 weeks free of shows makes me more than a little giddy!

Not So Simply Red - Wonderful Handmade Wednesday on Indiemade - December 2, 2015

With Christmas fast approaching (can you believe it's already December?), the color red was chosen to be highlight of this post.  Just think of everything that red is associated with during this holiday season:  Santa's red suit, Rudolph's red nose, the red of holly berries, red poinsettias, red ribbon, red apples as some of the first Christmas tree decorations centuries ago, and many more.  This post is called "Not So Simply Red" because red is definitely not a simple color.  Just look at all its various blazing shades and nuances of red in the handmade artisan creations below . . . and in the reds you see all through the Christmas season.

New Handmade Jewelry by Shadow Dog Designs

 

 

 

 

 

 

WHEW!!!  It is a lot of work to develop a new web site (and to keep another one going).  The making of the jewelry is the easy part.  It's the photographing, photo editing, deciding which pictures to use and in what order, writing each description filled with good SEO and captioning each photo, all these take up so much time.  Not to mention all the promoting that needs to be done afterwards so the new, one of a kind jewelry can actually be found!  WHEW - makes me tired!

A Fun Day of Fauna and Flora at Franklin Mountains State Park, El Paso, Texas!

 


Photo of a park of the Tom May unit of the Franklin Mountains State Park; photo courtesy of Texas Park and Wildlife.

 

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