Monday, November 08, 2010

Numbers 38-40

Here are three more necklaces being sold to raise funds for our adoption. (you can click them to enlarge) If you'd like to see all available, please click on the Necklaces link under the header at the top of the page.


*** If you'd like one, please email me FIRST before donating!!! I will sell to the first one who asks and mark the ones SOLD as soon as I retrieve the email. Let me know which number necklace you are interested in... I will respond to your email letting you know if the necklace is sold or if you can go ahead with your donation and order! :)

*** anglsamngulb (at) hotmail (dot) com - with no spaces


*SOLD* Number 38: Dark silver beads with black ribbon...


Number 39: Black beads with a blue/silver side, tiny silver spacers, and gray ribbon...



*SOLD* Number 40: Tan cat's eye beads, tiny black spacers, and thick cream ribbon...


1 comments:

Unknown said...

Hi, I've done a couple posts over the last two weeks featuring some fundraising families. I have another post going up Wednesday with one more spot for a family (as of right now) and plan to do another post next week to feature another 3-4 families. Do you want to write something up so that I can feature you guys there? Check out the other posts to see what other families wrote. And, I would need a family picture too.

Let me know if you are interested.
Blessings!
Kelly@wearegraftedin.com

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