Jayn's Smile Factory Etsy Store Opened


Jayn, 9 year old entrepeneur, has opened her Etsy store to sell the beaded earrings and jewelry she makes entirely by herself. She has sold some at craft fairs and flea markets, and also given earrings to some of her friends as gifts. But this just seems like a milestone.

The biggest excitement was to look at the public store for the first time after listing 10 items to find she already had a sale! Buy early - don't miss out.

Comments

maltagirl said…
that is so cool! congratulations Jayne from desi and shannon
May 27, 2009 at 7:41 AM
Zenmomma said…
I love them! Just bought a pair. :o) Tell Jayn to keep up the great work.
September 2, 2009 at 8:35 PM
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