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Congratulations to Caleb. It must have been a thrill for him. Booth looks very nice. In NZ we can hire booths like that for selling our crafts, put in our own shelving etc, in places called Craftworld. There are 4, I think, in the country. Pay a monthly fee and credit card transaction fee on sales. Is that the sort of place your booth is in or is it somwhere quite diferent?Cheers. Teresa .
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CanadianScroller and Little flower, thank you both for your encouragement.
The booth is in a mini-craft mall. About 30 booths if I remember correctly. I was just asked to move to the front of the store... I think that is good? We pay $30 month rental and then 8% of those items that sell. I would say it is more like consignment than anything.
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by RolfI have done them in strips for a while. Thanks for the reminder Carole, I need to make some more of those ribbon boxes.Today, 08:17 AM
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Reply to Vintage scroll saw identificationGot it. Your picture was rather dark and could not see the construction.
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by handibunnyThe strip method is the way to go for small compound cut objects. Betty's photo reminded me of my first published project in SSWC, in 2007, which was a bow box, and pulled up the strip of hand-drawn patterns I submitted for making the bow loops. It really makes the process go quickly.
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I must try doing in strips. I have always done 2 at a time with small clamps to hold the birdies.
Also, when I do mine I always fill the hole with moss. I used to use dryer lint or cedar leaves but I got a bag of moss from dollar store and it will last a lifetime.
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Reply to New From NW Mississippiby KarlBUh, Hank joined in 2016...
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