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Mama's Nest

Inspired by the scripture in Matthew 10:21 that says, "You are more valuable to Him then many sparrows."  And after putting together odds and ends of creative ideas from friends and on-line crafters, my daughters and I have come up with a team effort fundraiser!  Mama's Nest Necklaces.




NEW 3/2014: Visit our Etsy Shop to see 
many more options and styles!  

https://www.etsy.com/shop/Mamasnestjewelryart


These necklaces are handmade by the Vogtman girls.  Each nest is unique with minor differences than what you may see from these sample photos.  Yours will be lovely!

These nests are approximately 3/4" wide and contain 3 eggs, but you can specify if you'd like more (up to 5 with no additional charge) or less based on how many 'little ones' you care for in your Mama's nest.  The chain is a 16" adjustable length chain with a clasp closure.  The silver metals are sliver plated, and the bronze are antiqued bronze.  The beads are African Turquoise, American Turquoise, and Jasper (randomly chosen)



All the sales profit of this necklace sale go directly to our adoption funds to support the coming home of two precious children!  And to Erin's Spring 2014 missions trip to serve orphans in Haiti. 

We thank you!! 
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  1. UnknownSeptember 13, 2013 at 4:12 PM

    I was so excited when I found your necklaces this morning at Wispering Pines in PA.
    We have a huge heart for adoption and Ethiopia ( I have a niece that was adopted form there! :).)
    We were so excited to be a little part of what the Lord is doing in our life and bringing your sweet babies home!

    Many Blessings,
    Carra Moorman
    jncmoorman@yahoo.com

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