This is a 2.25" button with a mirror on the back. I am considering selling them and/ or including them with more expensive orders. I am also considering getting some 1.25" buttons with my art made as promotion. I would love opinions on this, is this a good idea or a waste of money?
New for sale today list;
Poppies pendant $15
Cat Tails pendant $15
Cityscape woodcut $35
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- Marissa L. Swinghammer
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4 comments:
Boy, you're just always thinking. 8-] Such energy!
Buttons are so in! Well at least my teenager thinks so, if they are funky or elegantly arty I think you have a market. All the best
i much prefer the idea of a handmade pin - like your handmade necklaces - rather than seeing your art on a commercially-made item. jmho :))
bettewappner@fuse.net
(from Barenforum)
Well bette,
Giving away handmade pendants really isn't practical for me. They are too much work to make. I have thought about making them for sale though.
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