Silpada Display Ideas

Merchants include: Kim Lipinski with jewelry and creative illuminations, Jeanne Coleman with Thai Transformation, Sandhya Shenoy with hand-crafted jewelry, Shana Sarault of Arbonne international, Keila Haskins, consultant with The Pampered Chef,... This year, the event will take place at Grafton Elementary School , 105 Millbury St. Admission is free, but those attending are asked to bring a canned food item for the food bank shelves. Additional gift-giving ideas include Nick Mazzamurro’s stained glass and dichroic jewelry, assorted items from Angel Hair Alpaca and artwork and notecards from Grafton artist Allison Picone. Heidi Swanick will offer pins for Abby’s House, Sarah Clements-Boyer offers various gift items from Kenya and Nicole Boticelli returns with her gourmet candy-covered apples. Home-based businesses include Jan Berry’s homemade soups, Rebecca Scholl’s Fruit of the Spirit Jams and Jellies, Tracy Grondin’s custom crystal rings, Ed King’s handmade birdhouses, and Susan Posterro of Bel Scriba (handmade baby items).

All the jewelry you purchase is for display, meaning you can put on what you sell at a 50 percent rebate. A wide assortment of bracelets, belts, earrings, necklaces and watches, contemplated by the women, who actually put on the jewelry made of. 925 sterling silver, are included in the Silpada catalogue. This is precisely, what Silpada Designs co-beginners Bonnie Kelly and Teresa Walsh understood when they came across each other at their children’s school. They became the best of friends instantaneously and started thinking over the ideas that can help them generate some extra cash. In 1997, Bonnie and Teresa established the foundation of an exclusive range of jewelry and a catalogue and proposed friends and customers to make use of the wealth. For example, you can get your fee cut down to just $100, if you purchase commodities of total cost price $1500, which you can get at 50 percent rebate i. e. for just $750.