Dressin up 50's style!
Bite Size Jewelry is a brand new business owned and operated by us– Jed and Brandy Steen!
After serving six years in the U.S. Air Force, we moved from our station in North Carolina to the place we grew up–Idaho! Here we could raise our 3 children around family and friends, and get our lives off to a fresh new start. This business is part of our dream. To build our own, sustainable income. To spend more time with family and friends. And to have the resources to make a significant contribution to the world through non-profit activities, as well as business.
With Bite Size Jewelry, our goal is to provide you with fun, unique, expressive jewelry that you won’t find anywhere else. The types of accessories that you can mix and match to fit your individual style and taste. Match your mood, match your outfit, or just make a statement!
We hope your enjoy our jewelry and welcome your ideas and input!
Have a wonderful day!!
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September 19, 2008 at 7:22 pm
Ginger Oliver
Hey – congratulations of getting the website up and going. I have had some interest here in Texas and several people are asking for your website and business cards. I left a message the other day, but have not heard back. Let me help you grow your business, please send some business cards to me at:
Ginger Oliver
4313 Duck Pond Lane
Rowlett, TX 75088
Thanks
Texas Barista
Ginger
214-543-0932
September 28, 2008 at 12:27 pm
Carol Muse Skinner
Thanks for dropping by my Postcards From Panama blog and leaving a comment. Good luck in your new venture – your collection is really cute – very creative idea!
October 19, 2008 at 9:25 am
Carol Muse Skinner
Oh gosh – I didn’t see this comment – I just clicked on “my comments” and here it is – so sorry. I am still new to this blogging thing and commenting on comments has been confusing. Most of the comments that people leave show up in my email inbox – but this one didn’t for some reason.
I don’t have anything for sale at the moment – but I plan on opening an Etsy store in the new year – as soon as I can amass some inventory.
Everything you see on my blog has been sold – except the large traditional molas which are part of my personal collection and are not for sale.
Carol