Welcome to The Beads Factor!!!!
I'm tremendously happy that I'm starting my blog today! Yippee!!
Yesterday was my brother's birthday so I'll remember to celebrate this day yearly and possibly give out some goodies!
I hope I'll be able to post hourly (pray, noooo) but I'll be putting up posts as frequently as I can.
I just completed this beautiful piece for one of my dedicated customers and I'm so fagged out as I had to use some tiny seed beads.
I have two orders to complete before Saturday and I hope I can finish them tonight so I can give my husband some TLC tomorrow.
I started beading as a hobby and when people kept complimenting my works, I decided to earn some money with my creativity.
My first clients were of course my sisters and then friends, friends of friends, neighbours and neighbours' friends and family and I am happy and thriving.
I work from the comfort of my living room.
Gosh! I feel like I'm writing my mini-biography! (lol)
I started this blog is because I lost pictures of ALL my saved finished works because a virus attacked my laptop viciously and mercilessly.
Sadly, I never created a back-up despite several prompts from my laptop.
I've bought myself a stack of CDs now and I hope I never make this mistake again...........
I've also invested in a 512kb memory card for my camera so I wont have to delete my pictures too often.
I got the inspiration for the name: 'The Beads Factor' from someone's Tshirt (faith factor) and not from Simon Cowell's X-Factor!
I'm also hoping to enjoy the patronage of Nigerian Bloggers, as a close friend of mine (Name Withheld) is also a keen blogger and she suggested this idea of blogging.
I hope to offer you Beautifully Made Beading Products @ Excellent Prices.
24-48hours Home Delivery Services are also Available on Request and guaranteed within Lagos (& for 2weeks in December in London).
Your Confidentiality is Guaranteed!!!
I can also re-string your 'archived' beads into new designs; beads are too precious to be thrown away.
Lastly, bead-making lessons are also available.
I'm off to introduce myself to as many Nigerian bloggers as I can.
It'll be nice to read from you and I offer you bumper discounts off my prices....for a while (lol)
12 comments:
welcome to blogville :)
during service...all the gurls in the house where i stayed were bead crafters...are you one of them?...welcome to blosville
How do we get your beads in London? How do we contact you? I'm interested in something similar to the one in the photo.
Omowunmi, UK
welcome!
wow! i am loving this page already! I have a passion for beads too so i'd be stopping by to steal and share some ideas...yippeeee! Good work!
We like bead makers and we love bloggers! :D Hope we'll be seeing you on the Nigerian Super Blog as soon as we get our web hosting palaver all sorted out!
You made the beads urself? Wow! its beautiful. Goodluck with it and welcome to blogsville.cheers!
@ mimi:
Thanx a lot!
& You are first! What do u desire?!
@ Baroque:
No, babe. I've always worked from home. & Thanks for your warm welcome
@ Anonymous:
you can email me @ beadsfactor@gmail.com. I'll be in London from mid-December toearly January. I'll put up a post before then so you can order in advance. I am glad u liked Peach Seeds
@ Bimbylads:
Thanx for dropping by
@ Labelle
lol. Thanx babes, I'll love to share ideas
@ The NaijaLive People:
Why Not! I'll be sooooo honoured!
Welcome to blogville. I heard bead-making is d ish back home now. My mum tried learning it as a hobby once but i don't know why she stopped. I like d pink one.
@ Linda Ikeji:
Thanx for dropping by and I appreciate ur kind comment.
@ Wienna:
Yeah, beads are very 'in season' in Naija. I actually started as a hobby too. You can encourage ur mum to continue too.
wow... BEAD FACTOR! I'm proud of ur entreprenuial spirit.. keep up d good work
2ndCorin5:17:
Thanx a bunch!
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