Unboxing - Origami Owl Starter Kit!

I've had this box next to me for about an hour before I could do anything with it! I'm working from home today, but its been a pretty busy morning and it seemed like lunchtime was never going to get here.

Since the rest of the post is going to be very picture heavy, I'm sharing my info here:
 -Origami Owl website
 https://aflock.origamiowl.com/

-Facebook link here.
https://www.facebook.com/origamiowlaflock

-Instagram
@gingerbeandesigns


Without further delay, here is all the awesome stuff included in the starter kit, finally!

The box was a lot heavier than I expected, Moose had to come over to "help" me. Any time I do anything craft-related, he's there.Trying to be a little craft assistant. He did volunteer to guard the box for me while I went through everything..

It definitely was an overwhelming sight, but in a good way! For as much as I read about what comes in the package, there was still a ton of stuff to go through. I started with the lockets and locket faces, a lot of variety, although I'm sure this barely covers the variety they have on the Origami Owl website.

 The next little box had a couple boxes in it, along with a Designer charm. I remember seeing something about receiving a charm when you hit different levels, but the Designer one is the first in the series. This box contained all the sample plates, charms, dangles, and charms.

Along with sample jewelry, these were all the sample supplies included, fortune cookie locket/charm holders, chinese take out boxes, 5 glass votives to hold charms, a charm tray, 3 charm tweezers, and small drawstring bags.

Lastly, the Tools of Success box. This had copies of take out menus, information for potential new hostesses, a getting started guide and quick start guide, a little Origami Owl banner card, a Soar to Success flyer, reminder invitation post cards, thank you cards, and a stack of order forms.