I'm posting these pics for Debbie (DE01740) as she was having a hard time doing it herself. She's looking for opinions on whether you all think they're professional enough to sell, and if so, how much should she sell them for and where. I like the horse one myself. :)
1|1|Etsy, Bonanzle, Yardsellr, Ebay....just to name a few places|Beaglesfly|lmllr77@aol.com|15:50:55|03/23/2012|
Ebay has ridiculous fees, although you can do the 50 free-to-list auctions per month so it wouldn't be so bad (although I would think this would be something that would sell better as a Buy It Now type item rather than auction). The other groups don't have such exorbitant fees, so you wouldn't risk much posting there.
Lauren 2|1|I think they are just gorgeous! I have no idea where and how much, but I love these!|Mackiesmudder|Mackiesmudder@aol.com|16:35:37|03/23/2012|
Cathie 3|1|Embroidered cards! I love them! For pricing, she can look up similar on Etsy or Craftsy and come up with a competitive price that way...that's what I do for my crocheted items....|saint6811|waylan@comcast.net|17:51:27|03/23/2012|
" You'll get what's coming to you ... Unless it was mailed."
4|2|And yes, they look wonderful! The paper looks higher end, like a linen paper....|saint6811|waylan@comcast.net|17:52:08|03/23/2012|
" You'll get what's coming to you ... Unless it was mailed."
5|3|she can sell them on hyenacart.com there is a first time fee of $15 I think(been several years since I opened my store there)|HONEY11|HONEY1@AMERITECH.NET|18:00:09|03/23/2012|
o And then she only pays $5 each time she wants to restock the store, I haven't restocked my store since November and I pay nothing right now and it is still live on line, a great deal!
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o0..0o Linda
6|4|bump |Beaglesfly|lmllr77@aol.com|23:09:14|03/23/2012|
lauren 7|5|Thank you Lauren for posting for me...|DE01740|DESimunek@yahoo.com|00:45:54|03/24/2012|
The cards are embroidered on mulberry paper. I like it better than cardboard stock.
I have looked on Etsy for a pricing range..as well as a couple of other sites. But I have been unable to find
any cards like mine. The embroidered cards I have found are not embroidered on the paper itself. But are like
the horse one I did where I embroidered it on fabric and then glued it onto the mulberry paper. But the designs
were much simplier than mine so they were not as time consuming.
I appreciate everyone's comments.
Thank You
Debbie 8|6|You're welcome! |Beaglesfly|lmllr77@aol.com|12:35:51|03/24/2012|
Lauren