That's Done

It was quite the windy day around here yesterday which kept us inside most of it. I should point out though that for the most part the children were good and my sanity was not threatened...much. As the sun kept coming and going in the morning I tried to get photos of the newest scrolling necklace. I thought I was good until I finished, edited the photos and the sun came back, brighter than ever like it was taunting my bad timing. Oh, well, I rarely, if ever retake photos because I am at my core, lazy. So that necklace is now listed.

Then I really attacked my remaking list, getting it down to those last couple of things that I simply decided to not remake at this time. My shop currently stands at just under 300 items and even though you know how much I adore round numbers, I really think there are just too many items in there. The problem is, I've been put in a 'list everything' mode by the copycats of years past. The worst one has been MIA for nearly a year, but I'm still in the habit of proving I designed something by making sure everything I ever made is still listed as proof. I know it's super silly, but I just can't completely shake the paranoia. That one could one back, or a new one...*sigh*. What I really need to do is create a portfolio page with all my designs and the approximate dates of creation somewhere else and run the shop like a normal person. Of course saying so, doesn't mean I'll get around to it.

Like I tried to say, I finished up the remaking list to my satisfaction. I even made another brown scrolling necklace that will need new photos today. I might just take the unmodeled ones though as the only difference between this piece and the previously listed one is the center bead. I used the same one as the green necklace except in brass. Then I guess it's time to figure out my next move. Make something new, tackle a house project or ignore everything, sit on my hands and wait for a new order to come in and occupy my time. Decisions, decisions, decisions...at least the husband comes home this evening and things can get back to normal.