Pendants and Silks and Scarves on SALE - Oh, My!!!

My Etsy Shop Contents are on sale this weekend only!!!

40 % off retail pricing (I've marked the items down already in the shop...)

Sale runs today, September 3, 2009 through Monday, September 7, 2009.

All items will ship on Tuesday via USPS Priority Mail for $5 for all your items.

I will combine multiple orders to save on shipping... but it won't be until the sale is over.

My friend Mary Harding is also having a 40% off her Etsy Shop too!

Above are 8 color palettes of my 2mm silk strand, knot bundles.

There are 10 strands within each bundle and retail at $30 on sale for $18!!!

Each strand is approximately 42" long each and are color fast (won't bleed or fade)...

I'm starting out with at least 10 of each bundle color, but don't know how long they will last.

If you buy 5 or more bundles, they become $17 each!

And I've quick looked through my stock of 96" long scarves (super long and soft - t-shirt material) to see which ones I have multiples of...

I want to be able to make new ones for this fall, so stock up on these!

They are awesome as gifts for the holidays or just to a good friend this fall to let them know you are thinking about them...

They are perfect for wearing when it's just a bit chilly outside...

Or in mid winter when it gets a bit chilly inside too...

Ok, and for those of you perpetually cold people - use inside in the summer when the AC has you freezing out...

The scarves retail at $22 each, but are on sale for $13 each!

This is my Hibiscus Flower $18 retail pendant in a new fall color: Dusty Denim.

Catalog Code: HF-M-DUDE

Sorry for the blurry picture - it's what I have at my fingertips with one of my favorite new colors...

My website hasn't been updated yet with the new colors, but it is the works...

This particular piece may not be available in my Etsy Shop, but I'm working on getting some of the new fall glaze color pieces up there this weekend - just as a little something extra special for you all!!!

In the Etsy Shop (sorry, no MarshaNealStudio.com orders qualify for this one)

As I get some loaded, the pendant prices will be:

$18 large textured retail = $10 on sale

$14 med textured retail = $8 on sale

$20 sm pendant pair sets retail = $12 on sale

And last, but not least...

And not related to the Etsy Shop sale...

But brand new news...

We just found out that our baby #2 - Riley...

(Pictured here at 12 weeks, currently at 21 weeks...)

Is a BOY!!!

We're super excited!!!

Need to buy little boy things now, so shop, shop, shop this weekend on my Etsy shop!

Pendants and Silks and Scarves on SALE - Oh, My!!!

My Etsy Shop Contents are on sale this weekend only!!!

40 % off retail pricing (I've marked the items down already in the shop...)

Sale runs today, September 3, 2009 through Monday, September 7, 2009.

All items will ship on Tuesday via USPS Priority Mail for $5 for all your items.

I will combine multiple orders to save on shipping... but it won't be until the sale is over.

My friend Mary Harding is also having a 40% off her Etsy Shop too!

Above are 8 color palettes of my 2mm silk strand, knot bundles.

There are 10 strands within each bundle and retail at $30 on sale for $18!!!

Each strand is approximately 42" long each and are color fast (won't bleed or fade)...

I'm starting out with at least 10 of each bundle color, but don't know how long they will last.

If you buy 5 or more bundles, they become $17 each!

And I've quick looked through my stock of 96" long scarves (super long and soft - t-shirt material) to see which ones I have multiples of...

I want to be able to make new ones for this fall, so stock up on these!

They are awesome as gifts for the holidays or just to a good friend this fall to let them know you are thinking about them...

They are perfect for wearing when it's just a bit chilly outside...

Or in mid winter when it gets a bit chilly inside too...

Ok, and for those of you perpetually cold people - use inside in the summer when the AC has you freezing out...

The scarves retail at $22 each, but are on sale for $13 each!

This is my Hibiscus Flower $18 retail pendant in a new fall color: Dusty Denim.

Catalog Code: HF-M-DUDE

Sorry for the blurry picture - it's what I have at my fingertips with one of my favorite new colors...

My website hasn't been updated yet with the new colors, but it is the works...

This particular piece may not be available in my Etsy Shop, but I'm working on getting some of the new fall glaze color pieces up there this weekend - just as a little something extra special for you all!!!

In the Etsy Shop (sorry, no MarshaNealStudio.com orders qualify for this one)

As I get some loaded, the pendant prices will be:

$18 large textured retail = $10 on sale

$14 med textured retail = $8 on sale

$20 sm pendant pair sets retail = $12 on sale

And last, but not least...

And not related to the Etsy Shop sale...

But brand new news...

We just found out that our baby #2 - Riley...

(Pictured here at 12 weeks, currently at 21 weeks...)

Is a BOY!!!

We're super excited!!!

Need to buy little boy things now, so shop, shop, shop this weekend on my Etsy shop!

Will the real ‘early adopter’ of technology, please stand up?

The best thing about my generation is the fact - we have seen much more technological advances and innovations than any generations before.

The introduction of Video Cassette Recorder, Colour Televisions, Personal Computers, Internet, WWWs, Pagers, Mobile Phones, DVRs, Ipods, MP3s, etc, etc, etc…

One thing I notice, in my job, is that most of the companies (especially into technology – software/hardware) believes that their primary audience as ‘early adopters’ are the youth… and most of the marketing managers definition of youth happens to be people between the age group of 18- 24… well is this true that the youth will drive the technological product innovation??

By market definition – Early Adopters are those who closely follow the footsteps of Innovators… Early Adopters are usually identified as the one’s that are curious, open to new ideas, integrated into local social system, etc

But, we all know that humans are most inquisitive when they are kids. A child of 5 year is most curious about things around him, and usually everything said, shown, is followed by an ask “why?” A youth is happier in a comfort zone – and usually it is friends and peers.

You would find that most of time a youth retorts with – why not? So what??

The Early adopters need to be identified by their state of mind. The attributes might / might not be limited by the age group…. And a generation that has been brought up by a staple of innovations year on year, would have been ‘conditioned’ to it…. The natural ‘response’ to new technological ‘stimulus’ would be acceptance…

My take is that the generation that has seen the technological innovations through out their teen-age and youth are the ones that would be receptive to newer technological advances, and hence the natural choice of being an ‘early adopter’ of
technology…

We have been there, done that, and now eager for more :)

What say??

Cheers

Santosh

Will the real ‘early adopter’ of technology, please stand up?

The best thing about my generation is the fact - we have seen much more technological advances and innovations than any generations before.

The introduction of Video Cassette Recorder, Colour Televisions, Personal Computers, Internet, WWWs, Pagers, Mobile Phones, DVRs, Ipods, MP3s, etc, etc, etc…

One thing I notice, in my job, is that most of the companies (especially into technology – software/hardware) believes that their primary audience as ‘early adopters’ are the youth… and most of the marketing managers definition of youth happens to be people between the age group of 18- 24… well is this true that the youth will drive the technological product innovation??

By market definition – Early Adopters are those who closely follow the footsteps of Innovators… Early Adopters are usually identified as the one’s that are curious, open to new ideas, integrated into local social system, etc

But, we all know that humans are most inquisitive when they are kids. A child of 5 year is most curious about things around him, and usually everything said, shown, is followed by an ask “why?” A youth is happier in a comfort zone – and usually it is friends and peers.

You would find that most of time a youth retorts with – why not? So what??

The Early adopters need to be identified by their state of mind. The attributes might / might not be limited by the age group…. And a generation that has been brought up by a staple of innovations year on year, would have been ‘conditioned’ to it…. The natural ‘response’ to new technological ‘stimulus’ would be acceptance…

My take is that the generation that has seen the technological innovations through out their teen-age and youth are the ones that would be receptive to newer technological advances, and hence the natural choice of being an ‘early adopter’ of
technology…

We have been there, done that, and now eager for more :)

What say??

Cheers

Santosh

Will the real ‘early adopter’ of technology, please stand up?

The best thing about my generation is the fact - we have seen much more technological advances and innovations than any generations before.

The introduction of Video Cassette Recorder, Colour Televisions, Personal Computers, Internet, WWWs, Pagers, Mobile Phones, DVRs, Ipods, MP3s, etc, etc, etc…

One thing I notice, in my job, is that most of the companies (especially into technology – software/hardware) believes that their primary audience as ‘early adopters’ are the youth… and most of the marketing managers definition of youth happens to be people between the age group of 18- 24… well is this true that the youth will drive the technological product innovation??

By market definition – Early Adopters are those who closely follow the footsteps of Innovators… Early Adopters are usually identified as the one’s that are curious, open to new ideas, integrated into local social system, etc

But, we all know that humans are most inquisitive when they are kids. A child of 5 year is most curious about things around him, and usually everything said, shown, is followed by an ask “why?” A youth is happier in a comfort zone – and usually it is friends and peers.

You would find that most of time a youth retorts with – why not? So what??

The Early adopters need to be identified by their state of mind. The attributes might / might not be limited by the age group…. And a generation that has been brought up by a staple of innovations year on year, would have been ‘conditioned’ to it…. The natural ‘response’ to new technological ‘stimulus’ would be acceptance…

My take is that the generation that has seen the technological innovations through out their teen-age and youth are the ones that would be receptive to newer technological advances, and hence the natural choice of being an ‘early adopter’ of
technology…

We have been there, done that, and now eager for more :)

What say??

Cheers

Santosh

Etsy Shop Sale for Labor Day Weekend!!!

I'm in the mood for a sale!!!

Marsha Neal Studio Etsy Shop...

Thanks to my friend Mary Harding today for the inspiration...

She is having an Etsy Shop Sale too!!!

See her blog, website, and Etsy shop for details...

And I think the cooler weather is putting me in the mood to clear out some stuff...

LABOR DAY MARSHA NEAL STUDIO ETSY SHOP SALE!!!

40% off retail pricing on everything currently in my Etsy Shop...

Sale runs from 12 Noon EST on Thursday, September 3, 2009

Through Monday, September 7, 2009.

All items sold will ship on Tuesday, September 8 so I can combine multiple items from orders...

I will be working on uploading new items to Etsy so the shop has new stuff by tomorrow!

And if things are going well, I may put up even more... through the sale...

Have fun shopping - and I appreciate all your support!

Oh, and yes, some of the profits from this sale will start hitting the bank for the room that I want to have dedicated to "My Mom Pattie" at Tri-State Bird Rescue here in DE.

My goal is to raise between $2,000 to $5,000 for the room dedication!

So happy shopping!!!

And really... THANK YOU!!!

Here are some price breakdowns of 40% off:

Retail $50 will become $30

Retail $30 will become $18

Retail $25 will become $15

Retail $20 will become $12

Etsy Shop Sale for Labor Day Weekend!!!

I'm in the mood for a sale!!!

Marsha Neal Studio Etsy Shop...

Thanks to my friend Mary Harding today for the inspiration...

She is having an Etsy Shop Sale too!!!

See her blog, website, and Etsy shop for details...

And I think the cooler weather is putting me in the mood to clear out some stuff...

LABOR DAY MARSHA NEAL STUDIO ETSY SHOP SALE!!!

40% off retail pricing on everything currently in my Etsy Shop...

Sale runs from 12 Noon EST on Thursday, September 3, 2009

Through Monday, September 7, 2009.

All items sold will ship on Tuesday, September 8 so I can combine multiple items from orders...

I will be working on uploading new items to Etsy so the shop has new stuff by tomorrow!

And if things are going well, I may put up even more... through the sale...

Have fun shopping - and I appreciate all your support!

Oh, and yes, some of the profits from this sale will start hitting the bank for the room that I want to have dedicated to "My Mom Pattie" at Tri-State Bird Rescue here in DE.

My goal is to raise between $2,000 to $5,000 for the room dedication!

So happy shopping!!!

And really... THANK YOU!!!

Here are some price breakdowns of 40% off:

Retail $50 will become $30

Retail $30 will become $18

Retail $25 will become $15

Retail $20 will become $12