YarnTwisters

We always have fun trying new things and in the last year we’ve been experimenting with knitted and crocheted jewelry.  The first jewelry that we made were knitted and crocheted bow ties and mustaches that we hung on chains. It was a good starting point to flex our creative muscles. After this Shannon moved up to using beaded crochet thread to construct colorful necklaces and bracelets. My first bow tie necklace. Isn't it cool? It took some time, as well as trial and error, to find the the right gauge jewelry wire that was strong yet flexible enough to knit or crochet with it. Fortunately, there are many resources on Pinterest and also

When Shannon and I started our craft business  one of the first things we needed to get set up was a mobile credit card reader. We realized very fast that simply being able to take credit cards would be vital to our business. When we got into the game a few years ago there were only a few options and after doing some research we went with Square. However, there are several companies that are trying very hard to compete with them. After seeing different readers pop up recently, I decided to do a little research. Here are some of the main readers that I have seen in use: Square Paypal Here Intuit GoPayment Pay Anywhere Reader Flint Mobile Re

In honor of Jenny's birthday today, here is a knitting tutorial to teach you the basics! [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tff3ng-djtk&w=560&h=315]