Hooray! I'm done. Who knows if any one will want to buy them, but I'm happy to have them completed.
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An online gallery of my experiments in the new Lutradur and Lace technique so I can
stop filling my friends' inboxes with images. I am an astonished, reluctant artist.
This is my first foray into the Fiber Arts/Mixed Media worlds.
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Those are so pretty all together like that. I don't know.... you may want to price them a tad higher, being homemade and all. They are really wonderful.
LB
You're probably right, but I need to keep my audience in mind too. They are coming to a used curriculum sale, not a craft fair. They are not going to be planning to spend lots of $$$ on things that aren't even curriculum. So, at least for this first event, I'm going to keep the price low and "test the waters."
There's a craft fair in my area a couple of times a year, and I would price them a little differently there. I am considering having a table at the craft fair over the summer if I have lots of things available, but I'm still sort of "playing with" the idea.
WTMCassandra
But thanks for the suggestion! I will keep it in mind at a different kind of event.
That makes sense. That being the case I think you should definitely try for a craft fair this summer, or, even more profitable, an etsy shop.
They just look so professionally done. Very nice.
LB
Thanks! I might do one or both of those things, but I'm too tired to think about it now ; ).
WTMCassandra
You have plenty of time, my dear.
LB
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