Air21: Online Sellers Business Partner

If your're an online seller, one of the things you must consider is which courier to entrust your shipment.

Now that's not something we must be serious about coz failure of shipping sabotage

our reputation which loosely based on trust from people and customer who barely know us and we might eventually lose clients and damage our business and business name if we take it lightly.

Since I started online selling, I go with Air21 services.  I specifically liked their Door to Door Sulight Packages which fits most of my shipment that weight around 1.50 to 4 Kilos.

Compare to small couriers we have around now, Air21 is still a bit pricey but considering the reliability of it, 

I still prefer their service. I learned in the process that most clients, specially those who are excited with their purchases and provincial transaction are not really much concern if they pay a bit higher as long as we could be trustworthy as well, deliver them what they pay for. 

I dropped them at my favorite Mail n More branch in Tiendesitas, Pasig and if the attendant tell me it will be a day or two days shipment, I am confident to inform my buyers that their shipment are on the way with that exact time frame. No worries, I could relax and I like it very much. 

I basically like the text service that I and my clients received informing us when shipment will be deliver and on my end, if the shipment was already received by my clients. Again, I am after punctuality, reliability and speed transaction. I have a regular work and busy doing other stuffs and I hate services that consumes my precious time. 

Visit their website, www.air21.com.ph and check the Sulight Packages that might suit your needs; http://www.air21.com.ph/main/sulight.php

Like what I wrote in my collage photos above, enjoy what matter's most in life like fun, activities, pursuing passion, work, family, friends and me-moments because Air21 will guarantee they will take good care of our shipments the way we care for our businesses.

Kudos to Air21, Online Sellers Business Partner.


Love,

Lady Nyx of www.craftaholicpinay.blogspot.com

www.ladynyx14.sulit.com.ph

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Pillowcases Galore!

Make your own pillowcase!

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Three Heart Charmed Bracelet

This bracelet spells L-O-V-E !!

Materials/Procedures:

1. Chain

2. Pliers and cutters

3. Heart charms

4. Bracelet lock

5. Metal rings

6. Place metal rings on bracelet lock.

7. Attach chain on the lock

8. Attach another pair of the lock in the chain. Secure.

9. Attach heart charms on the chain

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White Ice-Like Beads Bracelet in Chain

White beads look like round ice, cool, relax and speaks of elegance.

Make this bracelet and get in the vibes ala Ice Princess.

Materials/Procedures:

1. Chains

2. Pliers and cutter

3. Bracelet lock

4. Head pins

5. Metal ring
6. Beads
7. Place one metal ring on one bracelet lock
8. Attach it to the chain
9. Attach chain to another pair of bracelet lock
10.Take head pins and beads
11.Put beads on the head pins
12.Cut excess metal and fold metal pins
13.Attach head pins with beads in the chain (see finished item above)

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Ear Accessory Turned Necklace Pendant

The pendant in this necklace is actually an ear accessory. Its just it doesn't perfectly fit my ear and so I have to do something to make it useful.

The antique-color of the metal and the intricacy of the rose and leaves detail makes it perfect

as pendant. 

I used a necklace chain with the same color and voila, I have a new vintage-inspired necklace.

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White and Green Beads Bracelet

This bracelet is so simple.

Few materials and easy instructions.

Create one for yourself.

Materials/Procedures:

1. Stretchable nylon cord

2. Needle

3. Head pins

4. Primary beads (mine are white faceted crystal-like plastic beads)

5. Secondary beads (small green beads)

6. Place primary beads in nylon.

7. Place small beads in head pins. Make a round knot on top of the beads

8. Put three small beads in the cord for every three big white beads. Repeat procedure until you complete the bracelet.

9. Finish item.

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Triple Bracelets Set

Can't have enough with just one- then make three.

These simple but cute bracelets are so easy to create.

Materials/Procedures:

1. Stretchable nylon cord

2. Needle

3. Beads 1

4. Beads 2

5. Lace

6. Put beads 1 in stretchable nylon cord and secure.

7. Put beads 2 in stretchable nylon cord and secure.

8. Alternately place beads 1 and 2 in single cord and secure

9. Gather the three bracelets and held together with lace.

10. Finish item. Wear them with your cutest baby pink doll dress. Enjoy!

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Pink Stretchable Bracelet

Simple stretchable bead bracelet.

Materials/Procedures:

1. Stretchable nylon cord

2. Needle

3. Pliers

4. Primary beads

5. Smaller beads and head pins

6. Bracelet metal findings

7. Place bracelet metal findings first. The hole inside of it will hide the end of nylon when we locked it.

8. Place your choice of beads.

9. Secure nylon ends.

10.Place two smaller clear beads and one primary bead in head pins.

11.Cut excess metal using cutter and twist using pliers.

12.Place beads on the bracelet metal findings.

Put in a zip lock as packaging. Sell or give as a gift to friends and love ones. 

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Mother of Pearl (Nacre) Shell Beads Stretchable Bracelet

Another summer accessory perfect for beach and swimming in sea water won't affect this 

one either. No tarnishing and itchiness, and that's how we want our escapades to be. 

Go and create your own.

Wear it with your favorite straw hat and comfy sun dress. Enjoy the sun and sand!!

Materials/Procedures:

1. Stretchable nylon cord

2. Nacre or Mother of Pearl beads

3. Needle

4. Sew beads together. (Add other beads/materials you prefer if you want).

5. Finish item. 

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Nail Polish as Clothes Marker

If you are living in a shared apartment or room with people not your relatives, you must experience what its like to lose your personal property such as clothes hangers in your closet when someone simply took it or used it for their laundry.

Here's how to retrieve your stuff just in case you need it for yourself and avoid discussions when

the other person think it is theirs.

Mark at the top portion of the clothes hangers if you think you will be using it too for white clothes. I have mine at the bottom coz I don't want the marker too visible. 

Materials/Procedures:

1. Clothes hangers

2. Nail polish or paint

3. Marked  the clothes hanger with your choice of color of nail polish. Let it dry. This will be your marker in them.

4. When you need to retrieve them, tell them you place all your stuff with the same mark. Show the rest as a proof.

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Cross Charmed Bracelet

Create this simple but chic cross charmed bracelet.

Materials/Procedures:

1. Chain

2. Cross Metal Findings

3. Bracelet Locks

4. Metal Rings

5. Cut enough chain as the base of your bracelet.

5. Get one pair of the lock and,

6. Attach metal ring

7. Attach the lock in the chain

8. Since this design of cross already has a round top, open part of the chain where you will place the cross

9. Place cross metal findings

10.Add metal ring on the other end of the chain

11.Attach the other half of the bracelet lock.

12.Enjoy your new design.

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Impromptu Sea Shells Bracelet

I made this sea shell bracelet in Dampalitan Island from the shells abundant in the beach.

My initial plan was to make a kite from the twigs in the area,but I bought crepe papers instead of japanese paper and so my dream kite flying wasn't successful and thought of making a bracelet instead. 

I got bored from waiting for the rest of the guys to return for they checked the other side of the island where a pond raising shrimps was located.

When they returned, I already had a new accessory for next day adventure to Borawan Island. Cool!

From this experience, I learned that dried shells away from the sea water are easier to poke hole in it but breaks easily while those still in the water are harder to poke hole but less fragile. I recommended the latter.

Materials/Procedures:

1. Gather shells, thread, knife and rock.

2. Poke hole in the shells.

3. Cut enough thread and place shell alternately.

4. Make an adjustable knot.

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