"Happy Birthday, Hope you have a great day with many more to come :)
Amy
www.zibbet.com/Amyjoscreations
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Diane Eve Hughes
- Female
- Clarks Summit, PA
- United States
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Accessorize With Zibbet
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Zibbet Shoppers
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Zibbet Vintage
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Diane Eve Hughes's Discussions
Help spark my memory, please!
Hey, all. The other day (Monday?) someone (I think one of my friends -- but I checked and can't find anything) wrote that they'd just posted a listing for three fiber necklaces. I think it was…Continue
Started May 5, 2010
Sales, No Sales, and Google Search
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Hello, Zibbeters!I'm new here as so many others I see; and I'm still wanting to jump in with two feet, contribute to the building and betterment of Zibbet ... but I'm torn as I cannot go without…Continue
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Charlene Zatloukal Mar 25, 2010.
Diane Eve Hughes's Page
Profile Information
- My Zibbet shop can be found at...
- http://www.zibbet.com/knitwithues
Diane Eve Hughes's Photos
About me!
Hello from beautiful northeastern Pennsy!
My love and passion is working with yarns and fibers, principally knitting and crocheting with them. I've done this since I was a child, gifting others with my creations; and I'm rather new to selling and am still getting adjusted to the idea. I'm learning that I can still craft the things I personally like and that those with similar tastes and likes will find me!
Most of the time I dislike using patterns and just work a piece according to what the particular yarn "tells" me it should become. My favorite attributes for items are simplicity and adaptability to multiple uses. Rather than using fancy stitches (which ARE fun and interesting), I most often use basic stitches and allow the yarn's beauty to do most the "talking".
I can be found in several locations. I'm just opening my shop at Zibbet, and some of the others are also in the beginning stages. I'm intending to funnel completely into Zibbet as time passes and close my other shops.
www.knitwithues.com
http://www.zibbet.com/knitwithues
http://knitwithues.etsy.com
http://knitwithues.ecrater.com
http://paringdown.etsy.com
http://knitwithueslittlehouse.ecrater.com
http://knitwithues.artfire.com
http://knitwithues.blogspot.com
http://www.flickr.com/photos/knitwithues/
My love and passion is working with yarns and fibers, principally knitting and crocheting with them. I've done this since I was a child, gifting others with my creations; and I'm rather new to selling and am still getting adjusted to the idea. I'm learning that I can still craft the things I personally like and that those with similar tastes and likes will find me!
Most of the time I dislike using patterns and just work a piece according to what the particular yarn "tells" me it should become. My favorite attributes for items are simplicity and adaptability to multiple uses. Rather than using fancy stitches (which ARE fun and interesting), I most often use basic stitches and allow the yarn's beauty to do most the "talking".
I can be found in several locations. I'm just opening my shop at Zibbet, and some of the others are also in the beginning stages. I'm intending to funnel completely into Zibbet as time passes and close my other shops.
www.knitwithues.com
http://www.zibbet.com/knitwithues
http://knitwithues.etsy.com
http://knitwithues.ecrater.com
http://paringdown.etsy.com
http://knitwithueslittlehouse.ecrater.com
http://knitwithues.artfire.com
http://knitwithues.blogspot.com
http://www.flickr.com/photos/knitwithues/
Latest Activity
Darlene Erlander left a comment for Diane Eve Hughes"So nice to meet you Diane, and to have you as a friend ! Hope that the New Year is a good
one for you !"
Diane Eve Hughes left a comment for Darlene Erlander"Hiya, Darlene! Thanks for friending me. I haven't been here in ages and really should get back and into the swing. Lots of great friends and inspirations here. "
Diane Eve Hughes left a comment for AzucarsJewelry"Forgive me! I haven't been here in such a long time that I only now found your friend request!"
Diane Eve Hughes left a comment for Meral"Good heavens! I haven't been here in so long, I just now found your friend request! I followed you on Etsy for a long time. :D"
Diane Eve Hughes replied to Karen - Le Petit Poulailler's discussion Not Allowed By Google! ~ Do not use any of these words in your listings!!"Hey, all. When this discussion first started, I went through and reviewed my listings in all the different venues in which I sell. To tell you the truth, I'm completely confused about this whole issue with Google and submission of listing info…"
Diane Eve Hughes replied to Jonathan Peacock (Zibbet's CEO)'s discussion Meet Jess Telford!"Yay, Jess! So glad you accepted the full-time position with Z! You've already contributed so much to forming Zibbet, I'm sure you'll continue to make it innovative and just plain FAB!"
Lucy's Bead Studio left a comment for Diane Eve Hughes"Hello Diane,
Just thought I would pop on over and say Hello! Hope all is well and I'm glad to see you online! :)
LeeAnne"
Beachflower Lane left a comment for Diane Eve Hughes"Hi! Thanks for responding! I think you might have been confused by the comment on my wall from HotOffTheHookCrochet (not my shop, but nonetheless a beautiful shop, I agree!). She has some very nice items! My specialty on Zibbet is soap. : )"
Diane Eve Hughes left a comment for MimiandColette (Alice)"Thank you, Alice! I've been so absent here, it's so sweet to find y'all haven't written me off as lost in the wind ... and better yet, you send me lovely wishes!
XOXO to you!
Diane Eve"
Diane Eve Hughes left a comment for Beachflower Lane"Hello! I've been away so much for the last while, I'm actually not sure when you send the friend request. Sorry if there was a long delay for me to reply.
I just visited your Facebook page and fanned and "liked" you. I'm…"
Comment Wall (55 comments)
- At 1:23pm on July 19, 2011,
Amy Jo Rabold said… Happy Birthday, Hope you have a great day with many more to come :)
Amy
www.zibbet.com/Amyjoscreations
Handcrafted for Style
- At 7:02pm on January 5, 2011, Darlene Erlander said…
- So nice to meet you Diane, and to have you as a friend ! Hope that the New Year is a good
one for you !
- At 7:46pm on September 13, 2010, Lucy's Bead Studio said…
- Hello Diane,
Just thought I would pop on over and say Hello! Hope all is well and I'm glad to see you online! :)
LeeAnne
- At 5:18pm on July 19, 2010, Beachflower Lane said…
- Hi! Thanks for responding! I think you might have been confused by the comment on my wall from HotOffTheHookCrochet (not my shop, but nonetheless a beautiful shop, I agree!). She has some very nice items! My specialty on Zibbet is soap. : )
- At 4:49am on July 19, 2010,
MimiandColette (Alice) said… - Wishing you a very Happy Birthday!
- At 3:56pm on May 31, 2010,
George Hutchinson said… - The knots are an ancient pattern. I think Leonardo Dvinci did some drawings of the pattern. The art of knotting is associated with the sea as many of the knots were of practical use aboard sailing ships back in the day. These decorative or "fancy" knots were used to dress up ordinary objects and as it happens they also make some informal wearable art.
The bracelets can be slipped on and either worked up or allowed to shrink in place if they are cotton. I always list a "slip-on" size in the shop to give people a chance to measure and determine the correct fit. If you make or buy a larger one it can slip on and off for occasional wear. They can also be worn for extended periods with a snug fit.
For a lot more on knotting check this web site:
http://www.igkt.net/index.php
Just for fun you can search on some of the terms like knotting, turks head, and sailor bracelet to see the wide range of products available from many sources (some of which are my competitors in the online market.)
Thanks for your interest!
George
- At 7:24am on May 31, 2010, George Hutchinson said…
- Hi Diane,
I make these cuffs out of cotton and nylon cord. They don't have buttons or closures. They are continuous woven braids that are fit by working the slack out of what is actually a complex knot.
You can see a good sample of the collection on Zibbet (of course!)
http://www.zibbet.com/WhatKnotShop
and elsewhere too...
The bracelet in the photo is a 13 part by 19 bight by 2 strand turks head knot. The weave is a double diamond pattern made out of 1/8" nylon.
Many of the item in the shop are cotton many are made from hand dyed material.
All are ready to ship and I do custom orders as well.
thanks!
George
- At 2:02pm on May 21, 2010,
Ines Heredia said… - Wow! Just looked at your new Zibbet shop page with the added widgets...VERY COOL! Glad I could inspire you :D Hugs xoxo
- At 5:19pm on May 11, 2010, Ines Heredia said…
- Well hello back to you Diane, so nice of you to drop me a "bonjour". I hope you're having a great day so far *smile*. And by the way, I just saw your comment about the giant Etsy widget on my Zibbet shop page...Pretty cool indeed that it links back to the item directly in my Etsy shop...It's a bit big right now, but once I add more items to my shop I think it would be wiser to make it smaller and put it to the side. Zibbet is great for letting us share items on Etsy :D
- At 5:33pm on May 10, 2010,
Joanne Varga said…
- Hi Diane!
Thanks for adding me! Your knitting is beautiful!!!
Joanne
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