Well it's been almost a month since I last made a journal entry and not quite that long to add an update.

Here's the latest.

25 sets were prepaid and will wing their way to Kingman, AZ. Another 16 sets have been preordered and they will go out as payment comes in. Quite a few (not got a number yet but will) are point of sales. I'll be updating those numbers as I sell.

There were 3 donation/gifts whiched helped greatly. Those persons have my undying gratitude and will be recognised for their generosity at the gallery as patrons.

With this being an ongoing project, I'll continue until my goals are met and possibly beyond that.

To make things interesting for me, as one can only do so many ribbon stars before it becomes tedious, I have added another star to this project to sell. Lately, I had been asked about paper Moravian stars. Those 26 point darlings are hard to come by unless you happen to know where to get them or can make them yourself.

Lucky for me I make them. Just never thought about making them until it was suggested. Thank you, Mom. So I have several. They are 15 inches from point to point and there are 2 options. Short secondary point or long secondary point. Yeah, I know that doesn't sound like much but they do look different.

Another consideration was making a lighting kit for them or making them plain. Now I don't mind making the lighting kit, but I would not recommend hanging the stars outdoors if someone were to buy a light kit with the star. I would recommend the star be hung under a well protected eave or porch regardless. I may paint them all with 4 layers inside and out of polyurathane and that does make the paper star weather resistant, but I would suggest one not press their luck given how insane weather can be.

Now that there are 4 options on the star, it might be a good idea to at least have an image folks can see so they might determine if they are inclined to order one. So... I'll go get an image loaded and the price of the star will be in the description.