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RedShoesGirl
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| ElliPirelli wrote: | RSG, those are lovely.
I'm sure, you'll get your Save Walter project on the way with selling your sig items at ebay.
Placed in the jewellery section, they should sell well! 
You are a fantastic craftwoman!!! |
oh, misunderstanding, the sig items aren't for sale on ebay! i have been trying to just include one with the coins that have sold. these are just little trinkets that are going to bring in any $$!
but glad you like them. 
lara
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ElliPirelli
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Location: Kassel, Germany
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| Posted: Wed Apr 01, 2009 10:34 am Post subject: |
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| RedShoesGirl wrote: | | ElliPirelli wrote: | RSG, those are lovely.
I'm sure, you'll get your Save Walter project on the way with selling your sig items at ebay.
Placed in the jewellery section, they should sell well!
You are a fantastic craftwoman!!! |
oh, misunderstanding, the sig items aren't for sale on ebay! i have been trying to just include one with the coins that have sold. these are just little trinkets that are going to bring in any $$!
but glad you like them.
lara |
You'd be surprised, how many people are willing to pay for those "trinkets".
These hearts are lovely and also those pendants with the clock works mechanics!
Just give it a try!
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Tooey
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| Posted: Thu Apr 02, 2009 4:01 am Post subject: |
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I too think you should have a go at listing your 'trinkets' they are lovely, I think a lot of people these days value something that has been hand crafted over the mass produced tat that is generally seen in high street stores. Go for it - what have you got to lose, mmmm those ebay and paypal fees I guess 
I might just have to bid for a coin in the hope that I might receive one of these. Oh and bye the bye - I have been leaving your Roman Coins, Bear Paws and Cats in caches - or just nearby which I thought was more fun, I've also shared a few with other cachers and I still have some in my bag so thanks again for those. |
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Geo-Gophers
Joined: 05 Jul 2008
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Location: Central Scotland
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| Posted: Tue Apr 28, 2009 2:59 am Post subject: |
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| RedShoesGirl wrote: | these are some of the new ones and the older arrowheads. i have plans to only make 50 of the arrowheads, they are numbered on the back.
the circular ones with kokopelli and his red shoes are sort of newish.
the hearts are clay with old pocket watch parts imbedded. i was going to use them as sig items but the women at work have grabbed them all!
i am also making more jewelry out of old watches and vintage junk jewelry. women at work at actually buying those!
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Wow Lara, these are all absolutely beautiful!!!!!! You should certainly have a go at selling them on Ebay......I think there would be a mini stampede for them LOL!
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Geo-Gophers
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| Posted: Tue Apr 28, 2009 3:02 am Post subject: |
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| DresselDragons wrote: | Here's our newest sig item...I don't have very many made (yet). Brenda keeps stealing my clay!
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Another fantastic sig item.......how did you get the imprint so clean and crisp, was that some sort of stamp? It' gorgeous!!!!!!
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Geo-Gophers
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| Posted: Tue Apr 28, 2009 3:04 am Post subject: |
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| Team Olsson wrote: | My first try too make sig. item.
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Love these too, real little eye-catchers!!!!!!!
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