The more I do this whole online thing, the more I think digging in locally would be much more successful. That's a whole other ballgame, though. There's almost an overload online. There are so many similar things, and almost everything imaginable has been done. Whereas, I know so much of this has never been seen locally. Now that I've made this realization, I just have to figure out what it means for me.
While I'm here, I'll share a few of the items I've been listing today.
a cheery cherry birthday card

a bright and fuzzy in my thoughts card

a new set of felt flower hair ties

2 comments:
I love your items, but those hair ties are AWESOME!
I know what you mean about etsy. I wonder the same thing. I make some earrings, and within seconds, my new listing is buried behind a hundred others. Granted, earrings are pretty general, but I feel your pain. I don't know how some people do it. I've seen others who have sales ranging in the hundreds, and I just got my first sale last week. It's very discouraging.
I just have to tell my self to keep at it!
I bet your items would do very well in local shops - lots of people like to hold cards and see the colors in person.
You could try making a fall line and shopping them around and see how they do : )
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