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and a dozen of these (you can't see it in the picture, but he also wears a red knitted hat):
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After all my hard work, and a very disappointing day, I sold two of the first and none at all of the second!!!!!
8 comments:
They are so cute and I hope you can sell them!
Pretty darn cute! Good luck at the craft fair.
They are so cute. I can't believe they didn't sell. :-((
I think the people in your community do not appreciate the fine work you do. I remember a condescending comment you heard about your padfolio some months ago. Too bad you don't have a different venue for offering your work. Maybe the Internet is the best place for you to sell it. I think these dolls are adorable!
They are so lovely!!!!!!!!!!
ciao ciao
Kay, I think everyone who creates dolls has had a similar experience at one time or another. Please don�t be discouraged. Just keep on making them for the sheer joy of it � they really have their own unique and sweet spirits. As Jowynn pointed out, they may just need a broader audience. Again, Etsy or EBAY may be good venues�
Hi Kay, thank you so much for your comments on my blog. It helps set the world to rights as it were ;)) I'm enjoying looking through your blogs - what a talent you have!!
I have had the same experience with craft stalls, people will say how much they like something but then expect to pay the same price as they would for something mass produced in a sweat shop. I now stitch mainly for my own satisfaction and enjoyment. I agree that selling over the internet may be best.
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