result but it took so long to finish!do you have endless debates with yourself?
over which color red tread would look best here or
there and if i'm going to go through that, I'd better go through this.then there are the distractions of organizing
, clearing, separating those beads you just mixed together by accident and oh I need something from the store, it's 4 days into a project that should have taken 2 at most!So now I have 2 boxes a little purse and a picture frame to put up on my fictitious ETSY site, can you open an Etsy store with only 4 pieces?
then the debate
of what to charge for them because you know your never going to get out, what you put into these pieces.no one would pay that much for a smallish box so what to charge?
then for me final procrastination point to not opening a store for my things,
and it's on my mind because it's that time of year again,
how do I figure out my taxes for it? boo scary!
I think I'll go make more boxes instead!
OMGosh!!your frame is so beautiful. Thank you for the close ups to show motif details.
ReplyDeleteMaybe you should look for a boutique in your area that deals in high end items. Well made, unique and OOAK can command a well deserved price tag.
Ahh the dilemma...needlework, marketing, needlework, marketing
Wow, your picture frame is absolutely gorgeous! Flora, you do BEAUTIFUL work. And yep, CQ is not an instant gratification hobby, LOL. Hugs, Cathy K from CQI
ReplyDeleteThis turned out just beautiful! I agree with Carol. The shops around here do quite well for creative folks.
ReplyDeleteNo wonder it took awhile to finish Flora - so much lovely stitching on it!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Kerry
It's beautiful. Thanks for sharing
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