Currently Stitching: Store Restock
Is summer flying by for anyone else? I cannot believe we're almost to the Fourth of July! I'm excited to celebrate America turning 250 years old! But I'm also in shock that we're now less than 6 months away from Christmas. Yikes!
Speaking of panic, I decided to take an inventory this week and I am dangerously low on stock. Also yikes! So today I'm going to be talking restock and items that are popular in my shop!
First up on my to-do list are earrings. I went through quite a few pairs at my last two markets and I also stocked some at a local artisan shop in town. I am so grateful that people like my embroidered lace earrings! I want to remake some of the favorites and also try a few new ones.
These sunflower earrings have been the first to sell out at the last two shows I attended so I stitched out 4 more pairs. They take several hours to stitch out so I only make so many at a time.
sunflower earrings
I've made these modern free standing lace style earring designs in several colors and they've done well also. So I added a few to the re-stock line up list. I stitched with some neon shades, which is new for me!
urban thread/ embroidery library modern earrings
These heart hoop earrings are a new one for my shop. The pattern comes with two variations, one with fringe and one without. I felt like they were pretty big already so I decided to go no fringe. I also decided to do the front and back in different shades of the same color. I think they turned out cute!
new heart dangles
In honor of Summerween I stitched out these precious mini earrings! They came in a pack and I just could not resist! I cannot decide which ones are my favorite!
halloween earrings
Some other accessories I wanted to stock up on were my scrunchies. I actually really enjoy making these and I feel like they add a pop of whimsy to my booth! I will say, I find it kind of funny which ones are and are not popular. I can never predict which colors will sell.
What do you think I should add to my shop? What inspires you when you're at the Farmer's Market or a Craft Show? What do you like to take with you in your booths? 