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- Free shipping on rosary bracelets and more from Apple and Azalea
Free shipping on rosary bracelets and more from Apple and Azalea
Last updated on: December 8, 2014 at 11:28 am by Simcha Fisher
Free shipping on rosary bracelets and more from Apple and Azalea 2014-12-08T11:28:46-05:00 Simcha Fisher
Patheos Explore the world's faith through different perspectives on religion and spirituality! Patheos has the views of the prevalent religions and spiritualities of the world.
My dear friend Theresa Barger makes elegant rosary bracelets and other jewelry.
She’s offering free shipping for my readers on orders of $10 or more through 12/20! (Free shipping orders are guaranteed to arrive by Christmas if you order by 12/17. For Christmas orders placed after the 17th, you may upgrade the shipping.) Use the coupon code ThanksSimcha (eeee! My first coupon code!) when you order.
Theresa also takes special orders, so if you have a specific color or stone in mind, let her know. If she has the materials on hand, she may be able to fill your special order in time for Christmas.
Here are just a few of the items Theresa is currently offering:
Garnet Red Wrap-Around Rosary Bracelet, $24
This bracelet has an old world, vintage look to it, with faceted, garnet-colored glass beads, and freshwater pearl nuggets for Our Father beads. There are matte gray seed beads separating the others, and the rosary begins with a black bead that has a cross stamped on it. This rosary has a full five decades.
It is strung on 2 1/4″ memory wire, which is comfortable and flexible, but retains its shape. It can be stretched to fit different size wrists.
Be Bold Wrap-Around Rosary Bracelet. $26
This bright, bold colored rosary is sure to attract compliments. It is made with vividly dyed magnesite and chalk turquoise beads.
Also a full five-decade rosary, made with memory wire.
Theresa says: Besides the rosary bracelets, I love experimenting with new materials and styles for other projects. This season, my newest item is
guitar pick earrings, $13, each.
I punch the picks out of various recycled items – shampoo bottles, laundry detergent bottles, castoff school binders- and pair the color and texture with charms or beads that I have on hand. I think they are really fun and a perfect gift for a young (or young at heart) musician this year.
My favorite way to use up extra beads, however, is to make
beaded bookmarks, $8.50 each.
I start with a strand of waxed linen, a material traditionally used for bookmaking. Leaving about 12″ in the middle to lay between the pages of your book, I bead the ends that hang over the edges. Some are fun and playful, some are classic and sophisticated. Some are even for men! Each bookmark is truly individual and built around the beads I have at the time. These are a great gift to have on hand for teachers or for thank-you or get well gifts.
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Theresa also offers other handmade items and accessories at Apple and Azalea. Remember to use coupon code ThanksSimcha for free shipping! For guaranteed delivery by Christmas with the free shipping, you must order by the 17th. If you order after then, you may select an optional upgrade to priority mail, to ensure delivery before Christmas.
Theresa, here with three of her six kids, makes all her merchandise by hand in Webster, NH.
Tomorrow, I’ll post an open thread for sharing Etsy stores and other homemade merchandise.
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