Djday's Stained Glass & Custom Apparel

04/02/2026

Be sure to set your reminders / alarms. We have been working hard to get enough flower petals made for TWO workshops in April!!

03/21/2026

Big thanks to Helen Dillon, Ken Noll, Diane Irwin, Marie Sagen, Tiffany Roberson, Teresa Hartsock Hand, Nancy Updyke, Wanda Sprankle, Cindy Russell Frost, Fran Rubal, Shelley Woodring, Tracy Robert, Teresa Savino Beisel

for all your support! Congrats for being top fans on a streak 🔥! we love you all!

03/21/2026

3D flower workshop is being prepped. lordy there are ALOT of pieces to cut and grind for this one. Spring workshop will be popping up soon!

03/20/2026

03/13/2026

The celebration has already started in Tyrone. Be sure to stop in tomorrow (Saturday, 3/14) between 10AM - 4PM. We will have our booth setup on 10th street :) We love seeing everyone at this event!! As always.....shop local!

03/07/2026

we have a murder in the shop! lol. Ravens galore 🧡

03/03/2026

Today (3/3) is a day to help the ceramics program at Juniata College. just $5.00 will make it count! I love to take their adult outreach class and relax with clay :) 1 day to donate (Today)!!

There is a link below this email that will take you directly to the donation page for our Day of Giving support for Juniata's ceramics program Just follow the directions below.

So spread the word, please, and invite others to donate in their own names since if you donate for others, it amounts to one donor. You. Also, remember that if you don't already have a Juniata connection, your names are not added to any email or solicitation list.

Thanks so much!!!

https://securelb.imodules.com/s/1809/lg23/form.aspx?sid=1809&gid=2&pgid=486&cid=1180

Directions:
Fill in the amount of your gift ($5.00 )

Click GIVE NOW box.

Scroll down to the box on the right marked Other Day of Giving Challenges. Click

Skip personal information for now. It will show up again later.

Locate ACADEMIC DIVISIONS and and scroll down. Click on Visual and Performing Arts. It's the last box before ATHLETICS.

Your personal information shows up. Please complete carefully.

Scroll down from information boxes to ADDITIONAL COMMENTS. Click and write "Ceramics." This is very important as this tabulates our number of donors.

Continue to payment. Note that you can pay by credit card, Venmo, and PayPal.

Check for accuracy and click SUBMIT.

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12/25/2025

Wishing you and yours a wonderful Christmas. We love all the support you show our small business. It is the best gift you give us! 🌲

12/20/2025

new idea. plant stakes with stem or vine holders... what are your thoughts and what kinds of items would you want attached to the stake?

12/03/2025

We as a small business decided to not charge our customers with this fee awhile back. We love our customers. I just do not understand any benefit for a business to do it....large or small.

Here are some facts about the charge (pros & cons). I didn't know the debit card one even existed. so be careful out there :)

Should Your Business Consider Credit Card Surcharging?
Nobody likes to pay credit card processing fees – we get it! We talk to customers in various industries every day, and we hear several comments over and over again: confusing pricing and hidden fees are the greatest pain points most business owners struggle with. It can be tempting to pass the cost of your credit card processing fees on to your customers – but is that a good idea? Let’s look at the main pros and cons of credit card surcharging.

Pro: Bigger Margins
The obvious benefit to credit card surcharging is that you can pass your credit card processing costs along to your customers – sounds great, right? What would you be able to do with the money you currently spend on credit card processing fees every month? Many business owners see this as a great opportunity to keep a little more money in their pockets, especially when margins are tight.

Con: Can’t Surcharge Debit Cards
If you process most of your transactions via debit card, surcharging is not the answer for you. Even if you’re running debit cards “as credit,” you still can’t apply a surcharge. It’s important to take a look at the relative volumes you process in credit and debit cards before you decide if credit card surcharging is right for you. Additionally, if you do decide to surcharge, it’s critical that you work with a processor who can automatically detect a debit card and remove the surcharge fee. Failing to comply with this rule could result in a fine from Visa and MasterCard ranging from $5,000 – $25,000.

Con: Might Be Illegal
Depending on where you live, surcharging may not be an option for your business. Currently, there are two states that ban or have restrictions on credit card surcharging: Connecticut and Massachusetts. If you do business in these states you will not be able to take advantage of credit card surcharging.

Con: Customer Backlash
Some customers won’t take kindly to having to pay more to use a credit card – and in today’s internet age, you can bet they’ll let you and everyone else know about it. You may lose customers, even ones who have been loyal for many years if you suddenly start penalizing them for using their preferred method of payment. Prior to initiating surcharging, take some time to talk to your customers and find out what the overall impact will be. You may end up losing more than you gain.

12/01/2025

We cant thank you enough for the support shown to all the local artisans this past Saturday at our small business saturday event 😍