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One of my Favorites!


Today, I'm going to tell you about one of my favorite sellers on etsy. Her name is Debbi Adams, but she goes by Rocki. She is married to her soul mate, has two sons, and lives in Arizona. She is a truly kind, friendly, wonderful person. She makes fantastic silver findings - clasps, earrings, head pins. The pictures up above show you two of my favorite things she makes - the Medium Organic Wrapped Hook Clasp, and the Wild West earring wires. You can click on them to go right to them in her etsy shop. Besides the look and the quality, what makes Rocki's work the best is she does an absolutely stellar job in polishing the ends of her wire - they are so smooth. You know this is important, especially on ear wires so they don't hurt your neck behind your ears. The other thing about Rocki is, if you have a special request, she is willing to try out your idea, if it's possible. For example, I bought some chain that was oxidized with a brushed finish - she made me some ear wires and ball head pins to match. So, if you're looking for some really high quality ear wires, clasps, head pins or other components (she makes the most darling hearts), head on over to Rocki's etsy shop. Tell her Sue sent you!

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Rocki Adams said…
I'm making my blog rounds this morning (FINally!) and wow! You did a post about me! Thank you so much Sue - this was very sweet of you :)

You know I'm going to say it... You ROCK! :)

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