I'm a bit behind on my homework for the online class I'm taking. I haven't had a lot of luck mastering some of the techniques we've learned so it's been more practicing and not much card making. I think this one is okay enough to show at least. It is a true one layer card with some sponging and embossing. Nothing complicated, but I am not good at sponging! Nor masking apparently. lol I'm practicing and have added some masking paper to my shopping wishlist. I really need to win the lottery so I can buy all the stamping goodies that are piling up on my want list!
I have been thinking about trying to sell my cards online somewhere, so if anyone has any tips for that email me please. I tried Etsy before with no luck. Ebay maybe? I need to fund my habit one way or another! UPDATE: I added a For Sale tab on my blog, so we'll see how it goes. Thanks for the recommendations! :)
Laila painted her first masterpiece on Sunday. She had a blast, so we'll definitely have to do it again. :)
Hat, truck, and a pink shirt. Perfect combination for my girl.
Wow, this is an amazing one layer card!
ReplyDeleteWhy don't you have a "for sale" tab on your blog? I've seen others do that but I'm not sure how successful they've been. Also try Pinterest. Do you have a local flower shop or UPS mailing type store? Your cards are amazing and you shouldn't have any trouble selling them!
Not only a flower shop but try a beauty salon. The one I go to has a small basket of cards.
ReplyDeleteNot that he has sold anything but my DH has his glass on a site like etsy. The advantage is there is no upfront fee for the first maybe 50 items you post. Check it out.
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Someone already mentioned it, but my first thought was also to have a link on your blog to cards that you would sell. You could have some type of gallery showcasing what's available. Your cards are amazing! Even though I can make cards I feel like I'd love to buy some of your cards! :-)
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