Sunday, 14 July 2013

The Ukulele Workshop grows up...a bit.

Over the last couple of weeks I have been working pretty much full time to update the Ukulele Workshop. My little business grew outside of the set up I had for it so I have been working to secure wholesale suppliers, developing the website and of course adding loads of wonderful new products!
I am also really excited to announce that you can now buy our products from Not On The Highstreet! I was really so honoured to be invited to join this amazing community because I have loved it for ages. You can read our blurb and buy our snazzy new ukuleles here!

Also we now have a snazzy new Ukulele Workshop blog where in the future we will be posting all of our new products, tips and videos (oooooh videos!). It's all very exciting! Over the last week I have also started talking to a number of retailers about the possibility of selling our Ukuleles in shops so keep your eyes peeled!
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7 comments:

  1. Becky14 July 2013 at 10:28

    Your ukuleles are amazing! I just have a boring pink one. Maybe (once I've spent more time investing in actually practising!) I'll get one of your cute ones! I love them!

    Becky
    xx

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  2. Leona of Oh! Leona.14 July 2013 at 14:38

    Yay!! Congratulations my lovely :) x

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  3. Sofie15 July 2013 at 04:24

    These look all so incredibly amazing! It's such a great and creative idea to make personalised ukuleles.
    I also wanted to tell you that I really really love your blog, so colourful and cheerful. Love your craziness and your DIY's are very inspiring and fun. Your blog instantly made me happy!
    I can see no reason why I shouldn't follow you :)

    Love,
    Sofie
    http://littlegreensofie.blogspot.be/
    (Feel free to check out my blog, would really appreciate that as I recently started one.)

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  4. being erica18 July 2013 at 05:05

    CONGRATULATIONS ALLY!

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  5. Anonymous20 July 2013 at 04:24

    Well done Ally! These all look great! What kind of ukuleles do you use to make these? As my whole career is playing the ukulele I think I should add one of yours to my collection at some point! X

    www.tapeparade.wordpress.com

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    1. Unknown20 July 2013 at 06:29

      Thaaaaaaaank yoooou!

      Were currently working with a brand called makala which Is a beginners soprano brand. If you're experienced and you have preferred brands we are happy to use those ukes as the base.

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  6. Henrique Felipe4 June 2014 at 08:00

    Seu trabalho é fantástico, parabéns!

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