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tiffanybell In reply to plumfit [2007-09-13 02:02:01 +0000 UTC]

I saw them around here and there. Some sellers did a really great job and some weren't very good and I wanted to start making them but I wanted to do different things. :icon oborochan: makes some and I saw she just recently did a Pokemon set (after I posted mine). She's very good but always does a lot of the same things. acrylicana is really really popular but I think her work is pretty low quality.... I wanted to charms related to my interests, like the Link charms, but also really cute ones that were different because they were more complex or themed (like this keychain). Wow, that was a long answer. I just sold another one tonight! It's so exciting when you sell one because you know people are enjoying your art. I try to keep my prices low, just enough to really cover the cost of making them but I still bad because I think they are too high. What do you think?

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plumfit In reply to tiffanybell [2007-09-13 19:20:48 +0000 UTC]

well, I think that you need to make at least a little profit, or at least break even until you start to pick up. then you can raise the prices a little so you can make SOME profit for the labor that you put into it. that's so exiting! someone bought some! that's amazing, tiffany! ahhh, it must feel really surreal, right?

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tiffanybell In reply to plumfit [2007-09-14 01:23:04 +0000 UTC]

It's exciting. I'm getting business cards and going to a craft fair in November I think. I don't know id I have enough time to make like hundreds of charms though so I don't think it can ever be an actual job though it is a very fun hobby. Most people have hobbies and don't get any money back so I think of it that way.

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plumfit In reply to tiffanybell [2007-09-15 05:55:08 +0000 UTC]

that's so cool, tiffany, seriously- I totally wish I could make money off of tableting

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