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I am a Glass Artist
Heather Behrendt
24/Female/United States
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- To make friends
- To sell art and market myself
- To show my artwork to the world
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Heather Behrendt
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This was one of my first sets of "perfect" (though nothing's ever completely perfect) scroll beads. The silver raised scrolls float on a base of black that has been silver fumed to make them look like space.
So when I first started selling on Etsy, I didn't really have a method of organization. I didn't really think that far ahead. I had this napkin on my desk where I put all my beads. Very professional eh?
That evolved to placing them in sandwich baggies, but I ran out of those fast and I needed them for packing my lunch, so that didn't last long. Next I bought some cute little gift bags, but they don't work that well for storage. I found that while I do sell pretty often, I sit on a lot of inventory, and it is a waste to buy fancy bags for everything when everything isn't selling.
I finally bought some simple little 3x2 inch plastic Ziploc baggies. I should have done that first thing! I really don't know why I didn't. I got a thousand of them for like 15 dollars off of ebay.
Anyways, the moral of this story is to invest a little time and money into organization when you first get into selling. Otherwise you have a giant clusterfuck on your desk like I did.
Wow, I took a semester of lamp-work in high school, but i never made anything better than a frog (it's on my page). My beads flat out sucked... although it is something I've been itching to get back into lately.
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Live every week like it's shark week. Nothing's impossible but dinosaurs.
you should get back into it. That's actually kinda how I was. They demonstrated it in HS, but I was too scared to try it. Two years later I randomly bought a hothead kit and tried it in my apartment. Now I own a house and have a studio set up downstairs.
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Live every week like it's shark week. Nothing's impossible but dinosaurs.
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Stop by my Etsy or my Artfire
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Live every week like it's shark week. Nothing's impossible but dinosaurs.
You should get back into it
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Stop by my Etsy or my Artfire
I'm definitely going to watch you!
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"Shoot my ass!"
"You're not in season."
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Stop by my Etsy or my Artfire
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"Shoot my ass!"
"You're not in season."
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Only the curious have something to find.
[link] <-- I got invited to join a club!!! o_O no seriously, check it out!
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...:: Tyne ::...
..::Check out my shop!::..
..::Check out my Ebay!::..
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oh hai, i have an etsy! plush and polymer, wheee!
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