Last Friday I had a showcase of my jewelry at Moonscoop (where I work), and it was more successful than I imagined it would be! Much less stress to deal with than the LA Artwalk or even Etsy. I will definitely look into setting up a little shop at local businesses! Lots of people bought in time for the holidays!
Here are some items I sold. A few are custom-requested.
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Friday, December 3, 2010
custom necklaces
Friday, November 5, 2010
This is Halloween! (Halloween, Halloween)
This year I dressed up as Mystique Sonia from the animated show "Hero 108" that I am currently working on.
(Mystique Sonia image is property of Moonscoop.)
Here is some concept art:
Yaksha (hat):
I used materials I got from Target (total $5) and buttons from Joann's for the eyes and nostrils. I used black felt for the teeth.
Dress:
I bought the dress from Forever 21 for about $11. I cut the seams on the sides and hammered some eyelets in to tie red ribbon through because Sonia's dress flares out.
Tutu:
I bough crinoline fabric from Joann's for about $0.89/yard. I got 5 yards, cut it down to about 24"x2" and tied it onto a red ribbon, a couple inches longer than my waist size. Repeated the tying until the end of the knot.
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Saturday, March 13, 2010
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Soldering
I am trying to get over my fear of fire and hot objects, and will use my soldering iron under supervision of another adult, someone suitable for the job, perhaps one of my many pyromaniac friends.
Update
Monday, February 15, 2010
Feather Hair Clips and the Review on Downtown Artwalk
Half of these I made and Mehu embellished. The other half Mehu made using a lot of my leftover feathers (what I first started using and what prompted me to open an Etsy shop.)
Anyway, the feather hair clips sold pretty well at Downtown Artwalk, as did Mehu's soaps. True, what we thought would sell (my steampunk clock hand necklaces and Mehu's handbags) didn't really sell. All in all, it wasn't a major profit-source. We spent hours setting up and taking down our booth. It was a workout and a lot of waiting. People started showing around 7pm, so the first 4 hours dragged. We probably tripled our money at best. Most sales were from our friends. Anyway, this probably means we won't be back for next month's Artwalk.
Anyway, the feather hair clips sold pretty well at Downtown Artwalk, as did Mehu's soaps. True, what we thought would sell (my steampunk clock hand necklaces and Mehu's handbags) didn't really sell. All in all, it wasn't a major profit-source. We spent hours setting up and taking down our booth. It was a workout and a lot of waiting. People started showing around 7pm, so the first 4 hours dragged. We probably tripled our money at best. Most sales were from our friends. Anyway, this probably means we won't be back for next month's Artwalk.
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Chain Maille Body Armor
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