zipper pull attachment – for amigurumi dolls
I have brought in new attachment for the dolls – zipper pull! This is very flexible to use, I am using the zipper pull to attach shintzu (remember? I made one for myself) to my sweet everyday bag from little odd forest.
It can be attached to keyring, or the metal ring of your bag if you wish, or anywhere you can think of. As compared to the chain we have been using, this is more sturdy, and doesn’t snap loose with accidently bending of the chain at the lock.
Each attachment has its own advantage. The chain can be chained up to a larger strap, hang in the car, Christmas tree, or just as decoration etc. Therefore, the zipper pull is not a replacement, it’s an alternative.
The zipper pull attachment is now available in our webstore, you may buy it in a single pack of 12s, or to purchase in the bulk discount listing.
Oh yes, we have created a new category to house all bulk purchases. As a mini store, bulk could mean anything more than 1. Ha! Some accessories and parts are sold in several structured discounts. The items in the bulk discount section are not eligible to be used with any discount coupon.
You would love to know that the zipper pull is now available as the attachment option for finished doll purchase. We used to just offer either no chain or with chain, now you can choose to have the doll attached with the zipper pull too. This is however not available with project kits yet.
I am still in the middle of mad rush while I steal time to post this quick announcement in the blog (can’t do a newsletter at the moment), so if you are buying a kit, and like to have the zipper pull, you may just leave the request in the comment box at in the listing, or at checkout, we will be happy to replace the chain with the zipper pull.
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