Chains Of Joy by Daisy Ding

I still remember the day when Daisy came for her 1st beading lesson. Her hands trembled, not because she was anxious but simply because her hands were just not strong enough especially when working on loops.

Nevertheless, with all her hardwork, she is now having her own range of beautiful designs and started receiving orders from customers.

Read on to find out what Daisy has to say:

I am a Stay At Home mom who suddenly found that I’ve more time on hand now that my kids are bigger ( although not that big). Thought I want to learn something that is nice which will be fulfilling and satisfying.

As I was surfing for options in the WWW, I saw some charms bracelets ....something which I wanted so much when I was younger but never had. That’s when I decided to learn beading. I found Fellicia’s blog and took the courage to sign up ( you see I’m getting old and my eyes are pre-maturedly ‘sang kong’).

The rest is history. I normally bead in the morning when boys are at school...accompanied by some uplifting spiritual songs. I’m so glad I found Fellicia’s workshop because she almost immediately gave us a chance to put what we’ve learn to use by participating in Charities.
All these event encourages me to make more....and led me to start “Chains Of Joy”.

“Chains Of Joy” was also built with the purpose of passing the joy by giving back to the society as often as I can. ...whether through participating in charities or giving to my church...

My favourite creation is still in my head...I wish I have the funds to purchase nice durable long lasting stones and findings one day! It is a great feeling knowing that someone out there is wearing my creation...