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Unfortunately I just got a message this morning that a package I sent to the Ukraine at the beginning of the month has yet to arrive. It is the first I've sent to that exact country so I have no precedent for how long it should take. The fear is that it is missing, though since there is no tracking to that country I can't be sure of that either. So the plan will be to wait the full 45 days before I can file an insurance claim and send another if it still hasn't arrived. This means I have to make up some barefoot sandals to have ready just in case. I hate lost packages, but it is the price of relying on other services to do business.
I also got an order last night for a custom pair of ankle corsets, so it looks like I'll be making one, then the other. That should make for a busy couple of days at least. I'm going to go ahead and cross my fingers that the 'lost' package arrives though, because that would just be better for everyone.
2 comments:
It's a beautiful art piece - charge a lot! Here's hoping the lost package will surface.
The difficulty of making the chains drape properly when working on a flat surface may seem like nonsence to you but just your reference to it makes it something I will keep in mind if I decide to add chains to pieces I make for my DILs. I would absolutely not have thought of it otherwise. It's amazing what can be learnedly from little things read on blots. Also, I really like the motif you're using on this new choker. If I was doing better money wise, I'd have you make me a single motif and put it on a ribbon.
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