I decided to give my mini bud studs and update an oxidized them almost black. I love how they turned out. I have two piercing in one ear and three in the other so sometimes it's nice to have matching studs in all of them.I also listed them in my Etsy shop.
Also been wondering if you'd try out enamel-colored versions of your silver dish studs... or something minimal like that.
And, it would be great if the "three in a row" earrings' bead choices could be better explained and illustrated. I have questions like: How strong (or fragile/ breakage prone) are "czech glass beads"? What exactly are each variety's colors? With the factor of screen display/ setting differences and the ambiguities of the color swirls and textures, it's really difficult to guess...
That's great feedback! I was definitely planning on doing enameled studs. There are so many possibilities. The czech glass beads are strong and not prone to chip or break. I am going to update the colors on the listing right now. It's tricky cause they are made with so many colors together but I'll give it a try.
I'm so happy to hear that you're considering enamel studs... :)
I don't know why, but somehow I just can't seem to find decent studs elsewhere except from your Etsy.
I've checked out the enhanced description for the earrings. They are great! Thanks so much! :)
Because the color ambiguity, I always can't decide whether this one is bluish or greenish, or that one is blackish or bluish, or if those big stripes are yellowish or greenish... I suppose most Etsy shoppers with some experience have learned not to believe what colors she thinks she's seeing on screen the hard way. ;)
LOL it's so hard to judge colors from a monitor screen cause everyone got different settings! And you never know if the photo is really showing off the true color. I try really hard to make sure that all my photos reflect the color of what you're gonna receive and I am glad you suggested to add it to the description too!
I forgot where I read about this, but some professional fabric retailers are adding Pantone color codes to their product descriptions. I think that could be an idea. :)
And I can't find the link to your blog on your Etsy...!? Ooops. :)
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ReplyDeleteYay to this!! :)
ReplyDeleteAlso been wondering if you'd try out enamel-colored versions of your silver dish studs... or something minimal like that.
And, it would be great if the "three in a row" earrings' bead choices could be better explained and illustrated. I have questions like: How strong (or fragile/ breakage prone) are "czech glass beads"? What exactly are each variety's colors? With the factor of screen display/ setting differences and the ambiguities of the color swirls and textures, it's really difficult to guess...
Thanks a bunch. :)
That's great feedback! I was definitely planning on doing enameled studs. There are so many possibilities. The czech glass beads are strong and not prone to chip or break. I am going to update the colors on the listing right now. It's tricky cause they are made with so many colors together but I'll give it a try.
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy to hear that you're considering enamel studs... :)
ReplyDeleteI don't know why, but somehow I just can't seem to find decent studs elsewhere except from your Etsy.
I've checked out the enhanced description for the earrings. They are great! Thanks so much! :)
Because the color ambiguity, I always can't decide whether this one is bluish or greenish, or that one is blackish or bluish, or if those big stripes are yellowish or greenish... I suppose most Etsy shoppers with some experience have learned not to believe what colors she thinks she's seeing on screen the hard way. ;)
Oh, and, after I matched the descriptions to the beads, it turns out that most of my attempts to guess the colors completely failed. Ooops. :)
ReplyDeleteLOL it's so hard to judge colors from a monitor screen cause everyone got different settings! And you never know if the photo is really showing off the true color. I try really hard to make sure that all my photos reflect the color of what you're gonna receive and I am glad you suggested to add it to the description too!
ReplyDeleteSome additional thoughts:
ReplyDeleteI forgot where I read about this, but some professional fabric retailers are adding Pantone color codes to their product descriptions. I think that could be an idea. :)
And I can't find the link to your blog on your Etsy...!? Ooops. :)