Sorry for the pause in posts. There has been a lot going on over here at Peerless Charm. Business as usual will resume soon, and I will finish up my how to ethically source series. Today, I have some fabulous news! A NEW LOGO thanks to Erica Barraca! When I asked her to do the logo, I wasn't sure if she would be interested. Although she's a graphic designer, she doesn't do freelance graphic design, and I wasn't sure she even wanted to. I am very grateful that she agreed, and she turned out to be even more perfect for the job then I ever imagined. Erica has seen Peerless Charm go from an 18 year old girl posting pictures...
Happy Saturday, everyone! It's Maria here, and this is my friend Jolee. This past weekend she wore the Jade Link Necklace. It really popped against the bright, peach sweater she wore. She was really living life on the wedge, pairing that with black, ankle wedge boots and black leggings with the sweater. To stay warm, she wore a cozy gray, button up coat that worked really well with the outfit.
Valentine's Day is a month away, which means it's time to start dropping hints! We've made it easy for you. :-) Just download the image below, print it out, write in what you want this Valentine's Day, and leave it laying around for you significant other to see! You're welcome!
Good Evening everybody! I hope you all had a Merry Christmas. I sure did, and I am now absorbed in making my plans for 2013. I love setting goals, and watching myself grow as a person as I work to achieve them! Here's what I am looking forward to in terms of Peerless Charm for 2013. Wholesaling! My goal was at least one wholesale sale in 2012, and I am happy to say I succeeded. In the name of new challenges I am upping the ante! I would like to shift my focus even further into wholesaling, and set up 3 more wholesale accounts with Chicago boutiques this year. Also, by the end of the year, I hope to obtain...
A fun fact about me: jewelry was not the first accessory I started designing. Back in 2004 I was fresh out of 8th grade, and I was 100% sure that someday I would be a fashion designer. Of course, my patience did not allow me to wait to learn to sew. I took my graduation money, and headed to Sears for a brand new sewing machine, and I taught myself. I spent a lot of that summer making handbags and totes out of scrap denim and ribbon. They were...umm...fashionable(ish.) After about my Sophomore year of high school I had definitely slowed down with the sewing (and eventually discovered my love of jewelry design,) but I have always hoped to pick...
