This knotted glass bead necklace is created with assorted beads in a lovely range of brght colours is knotted onto black cotton cording.
Creative and faithful blog is writen by Karen Clark of Crystal Velvet, a jewellery, tiara and handmade wedding accessories online store. "There are so many amazing things and people that inspire me to craft, create and worship, that I thought I'd share them in this blog."
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Who can know?
I stand in awe of you
I stand in awe of you
So glorious and true
I stand in awe
I stand in awe...
Who can know the mind of our creator?
Who can speak of wonders yet unseen?
Who can reach the height of understanding,
to play the notes of wisdoms melody?
Running A Craft Business ~ Tax and Insurance
Law and legalities: In the UK
There is no such thing as hobby selling, the moment you offer anything for sale or accept money or reward (can include shopping, bartered gifts etc) you are classed as a trader.You should tell the Inland Revenue. as soon as you start working for yourself (you can’t register in advance). If you delay registering, you may have to pay an initial penalty. You’ll also have to pay further penalties if payments become due and have not been met.
You will be self employed / sole trader etc. The tax return is filled out each year. You must keep a set of simple accounts and save all your receipts, note down all income, sales etc.
Ignorance is no excuse!!
If you are selling items that you have made, you need public liability insurance. Typically for a craft type trader this will be in the region of £50 - £100.
CMTIA – is one example, but there are several options.
There is no such thing as hobby selling, the moment you offer anything for sale or accept money or reward (can include shopping, bartered gifts etc) you are classed as a trader.You should tell the Inland Revenue. as soon as you start working for yourself (you can’t register in advance). If you delay registering, you may have to pay an initial penalty. You’ll also have to pay further penalties if payments become due and have not been met.
You will be self employed / sole trader etc. The tax return is filled out each year. You must keep a set of simple accounts and save all your receipts, note down all income, sales etc.
Ignorance is no excuse!!
If you are selling items that you have made, you need public liability insurance. Typically for a craft type trader this will be in the region of £50 - £100.
CMTIA – is one example, but there are several options.
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Craft Juice Tuesday ~ 22/6/10 ~ Black and white
This set of beautiful black and white thank you card have been created by
I love the beautiful delicate cutouts against the black and white colour.
A set of four black and white crocheted coaster created by Pins and needles
would look great in a contemporary or traditional home.
These cut little buttons featuring russian dolls are created by From Japan with Love. They are really pretty and would embellish any garment or creation.
Day 158 ~ One A Day Challenge ~ Double row crystal tiara
This is a double row tiara created with two rows of tightly packed Swarovski crystals, very elegant and sparkley and perfect for all occassions.
Day 157 ~ One A Day Challenge ~ deep alice band crystal tiara
This Alice Band style tiara is created with densly packed Swarovski crystals in three layers. The resulting multi faceted surface sparkles like no other. Extremely glamerous and beautiful. Sadly photos do not do this the justice it so deserves.
Day 156 ~ One A Day Challenge ~ Green tiara band
Two green tones of Swarovski crystals with tiny gold accent beads. This tiara band can be worn as an alice band or bun base style tiara.
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