When you support a small business, you make a difference in the life of human beings! Here are some examples of the art i make & ship & sell myself, from my home to yours: shop.boygirlparty.com - ThreadSky

boygirlparty.bsky.social • 88 days ago

When you support a small business, you make a difference in the life of human beings!

Here are some examples of the art i make & ship & sell myself, from my home to yours: https://shop.boygirlparty.com

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boygirlparty.bsky.social•81 days ago

Thank you to anyone who has shared, reposted or shopped! It’s a real recessiony holiday season & word of mouth is everything!

morepanthers.bsky.social•88 days ago

My 2 yo loves your cat stack book. Thanks for hours of enjoyment we've had teetering and tottering stacks of stuffed animals ♥️

boygirlparty.bsky.social•84 days ago

Thank you so much!! 🐈‍⬛ 🐈 🐈‍⬛

alexsearle.bsky.social•81 days ago

I love your work! Odd question, but have you considered making needle minders out of your enamel pins, too? I'd wager that they'd also appeal to those who embroider/cross stitch/blackwork as well. I know it's not something that everyone immediately thinks of when creating pins, so thought I'd ask.

boygirlparty.bsky.social•81 days ago

I haven’t! I don’t quite know how they work — are they magnet backed?

alexsearle.bsky.social•80 days ago

Oh, and they need to be strong magnets!

alexsearle.bsky.social•80 days ago

I just know quite a few crafters buy pretty pins like yours then cut off the backs to make needle minders & then sell them, so I figured why not suggest you bypass the middle person & offer even a few as minders from the get go? If any had loose/busted pins it could be an easy way to salvage stock.

alexsearle.bsky.social•80 days ago

You sandwich the fabric between the two magnets, so the minder stays in place & secures your needle for you. I hope I'm describing that clearly.

alexsearle.bsky.social•80 days ago

Yep! There's a magnet affixed, & it comes with a paired magnet. To use them, you put 1 magnet on each side of your fabric (with the pretty needle minder bit on top so you can admire it), & then place your needle on the pretty bit when you're not using it, so it doesn't fall off & you don't lose it.