
It was hard deciding how much to charge for the goods, and about halfway through the faire I even changed the price of one of the items. The gift tags were most popular, I think partly because they were the least expensive.

I also had some Christmas-y and non-Christmas-y blank cards and little gift enclosures with matching envelopes.

Figuring out how to package everything was just as fun as making the cards and tags.

I was itching to do some patterns after being inspired by the Japanese pattern book, so made just a few saddle-stitched notebooks too.

I can't believe how much fun all of this was! Much thanks to my wonderful hubby and friends who came by to visit and to man the booth while I went to the bathroom. Haha. One brought me lunch, another a Peet's vanilla latte, and a third milk tea from my favorite place! Boy was I wired in the afternoon.
beautiful! i love the acorn and the red-colored "thingymabob" not sure what it is, but it's cute! hahaa
ReplyDeletewendy, you are so awesome. :) was that the pic you took with your phone? haha. I'm sorry I forgot to take pictures. :P oh well - I know there will be more craft shows for you! :D
ReplyDeleteWendy, your stationery is so delightful! Especially fond of the acorn ones. Congratulations, businesswoman!!
ReplyDeletevery nice wendy! =) i really like all the different patterns you came up with. and it all looks so professional. =) love the packaging and presentation. =)
ReplyDeleteHi Wendy! I found your blog through Emily's xanga - I love your stationery and all of your pictures!! I looked through every single one :D Congratulations on starting up your business...and also on getting married!!!! :)
ReplyDeletethanks for the comment on my blog! your work is breath-taking. will you be selling online?
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