Pendants for sale

[sienamystic]

Here we go - my first set of things in the "Keep Siena On The Training Mat" sale. If you're interested in a pendant, please comment and let me know.

The deets:
-Each pendant is $10 for just the pendant. If you wish to purchase one with a colored ball-chain necklace, it's $11, if you'd like one with a ribbon necklace, it's $12.

-Shipping inside the US is free, outside the US, I'll probably ask you to pay postage.

-I'd prefer to do this via Paypal for ease of transaction, but if you can't, let me know and we'll work something out.

-I take commissions, if there's something you'd particularly love to see and I can get my hands on material. I also have ring blanks.









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Comments

[queenthesixth.livejournal.com]

I really like the last pendant you've posted. I'll take that if it's still available. No worries about postage for international; quite right too!

[froggy-dear.livejournal.com]

Is the guy with an ax from a Latin dictionary?

[dichroic.livejournal.com]

I like the look of them but none of these is speaking to me. Got anything travel-related planned? Or maybe crossed oars?

[akamarykate.livejournal.com]

Oh, I like the skeleton, can I get that one?

Also, I see you mentioned a Latin book above--something Latin-y would be a great gift for a friend of mine--she's a history student and Latin aficionado.

Oh! Alsoalso! Do you have anything Shakespearean and/or medieval? (I'm thinking Shakespeare as a gift for my sister, medieval for myself.)

[stephanieburgis.livejournal.com]

I'm too late to snatch up that last pendant but will keep my eyes open for any more you make in that vein! They're all fun, but that last one is really lovely (and of course I'm just a geek for anything 18th-/early 19th-century-related).

fridge magnet commission :D

[(Anonymous)]

Hey Bee! Can I commission some fridge magnets? I loved the last ones you sent me. :)

Pleasure doing business with you *g*

Cher

[swooop.livejournal.com]

Please to be emailing me.

[(Anonymous)]

Hey chica, Do you have any medieval or 18th/19th C. skeletons (skulls, bones, diagrams, etc.) that could be used for your magnets?

~Kate-h

[makd.livejournal.com]

These are all so gorgeous, I can't decide....I'll keep looking, if that's okay with you, and let you know which one I want to buy.