Origami Owl Lockets and Charms
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Hello friends! Let’s snap & share our Origami Owl stories! Find me on Snapchat: JennylouRaya
You can add me by going to http://snapchat.com/add/jennylouraya. If you are not on Snapchat, I sometimes do video on Instagram.com/locketsncharms but that thing is wonky (auto rotates and cuts off my recorded vids, etc), so Snapchat it is.
The-19 year old Bella lit up the stage of the highly anticipated 2015 Origami Owl Convention with her personality, her musical talents, and even her beautiful sense of style and fashion. This weekend was spent with 5,000 Ind. Designers who came for training and development, team building and leadership, and a whole lot of fun.
Many remember her as the 14 year old that brought a dream to fruition with the sales of lockets and charms which is now replicated by 65,000 Ind. Designers nationwide. Being my 3rd Origami Owl Convention, I have already made many great memories but this year is my favorite yet. I took plenty of pictures and lots more video on the happenings of my days from Wednesday morning July 22 to – Saturday night July 25. The videos have been posted up on my Origami Owl Facebook Page, as well as my YouTube Channel {LocketsNcharms}.
Everything was so memorable. Days were filled with convention events and the nights were filled with sight-seeing with new-found friends. Many firsts occurred in Chicago: riding a train, eating Chicago deep dish pizzas, and using a selfie-stick. I loved the sights and the old buildings with its unique architecture and art that lined the streets of downtown. Contagious energy filled the streets and intertwined with diverse culture and eateries and shopping galore, but what tops my list of happy were all the people that I got to meet and got to hang with. Everyone treated me as if we have been long-lost friends eager to unite once again.
Above is a video recap of the ‘Find Your Happy’ o2experience15 Convention 2015 sent out by Origami Owl for all to see what went on, what many have missed, and what they can expect if they should come to next year’s Origami Owl Convention.
Want to see more vids, remember to check out my videos posted on my Origami Owl Facebook Page, as well as my YouTube Channel {LocketsNcharms}.
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I close here with a few pictures from the closing event – the Roaring 2os party! I had a blast dancing and eating more sugar than I should. I am so blessed to be in this Origami Owl journey with these women who have brought life and love and lots of happy to my Origami Owl life. I would love to see you there at next year’s convention. Will you be there dancing the night away with me?
1. Large Gold Locket Base with the Large Gold Pave Swarovski Crystal face.
2. Be Bold Gold Spike Pendant on a delicate chain like the 16″ sterling in Gold
3. Renewal Gold Teardrop Bangle with Core Collection pendants
What are your favorites?
See it all at http://locketsandcharms.origamiowl.com!
Want a catalog shipped to you? Meet me in San Diego or drop me an email at jennylou@locketsandcharms.com and I will get one to you!
A new video by Origami Owl – Jennylou Raya, Independent Designer #1186
What I wore to my last Origami Owl vendor event (the Rock Church San Diego).
I pretty much go by habit and stick to this, when I don’t have time to spare to think of what to wear.
Items featured in this video:
Origami Owl Black Dolman Shirt (Medium or Large size)
Cardigan Sweater in Aqua (Stitchfix)
Jeans or slacks (White House Black Market)
Leather Boots (Aldos)
Jewelry ensembles: Necklace – Snowflake window plate, march birthstone, large silver locket base, large aqua enamel face, box chain, and turquoise crystal dangle.
Bracelet -Black leather strap, black base, medium back face with crystals, charms (I cannot recall).
Makeup: Lips is Mirenese, Eyes and Face is CARGO & MAC.
Hair: Bumble & Bumble Beach Spray.
#1 tip to wear to your events? Sincerity and a smile =)
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On my last post, I talked about the Butterfly Effect Project I was a part of, and explained how you can take part too and have $250 for your chosen charity. Everything went as planned and by the end of the game (3 clues to where it is), someone found it and $250 was well on its way to her chosen charity. Take a look how the San Diego butterfly drop went!
I posted the 3 following clues on 3 of my social media sites: Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
Before the last clue was posted, someone knew exactly where to head. She even said, “Hold on little butterfly, I’m coming for you!” There were a couple of people I knew of that were heading for it, and probably more that I was not aware of. But in the end, only 1 can claim the butterfly.
The one who found this butterfly… her name is Amy and she chose the $250 to be donated to Casa de Amparo, a shelter for women and children. Thank you Amy for participating and being the first to get there and may Casa de Amaparo feel blessed with you thinking of them.
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By the end of the day, Butterfly Effect – Be the Change, had donated $3000 to causes across the country through 12 people finding the 12 butterflies and directing it to 12 causes near and dear to their hearts.
To read in more detail about the butterfly drops that were done in part with Origami Owl + Bella + Designers, visit http://www.butterflyeffectbethechange.com/butterfly-drop-tribe/origami-owl-swarm/. May your heart be full too <3.
With these acts of kindness, may we all remember and may we always continue to be the change we want to see in the world.
Sincerely,
Jennylou Raya
