A Creative Offering
(I'm redoing this post because a lot has changed since I first wrote it.)
By now I'm sure that quite a few of you have heard that I'm getting into making chain maille jewelry and attempting to sell my offerings. I haven't had too much luck so far but I put that down to my own nervousness and a lack of advertising know-how. I have had one or two commissions but not enough to make much of a dent.
I'm in very tight straits right now, financially, and could use orders to help offset the cost of, well, living.
I have several pieces all ready to go for sale on my Etsy shop: Irodama @ Etsy.com
I also have a website made up with images of all my commissions and work: Irodama Website.
Thirdly, I have a fanpage on Facebook for my work that acts sort of as a production journal: Irodama @ Facebook
The Etsy site, as I said, has things ready for sale. The website has more pricing info as well as a contact form for sending me requests. You are more than welcome to 'like' the Facebook page and/or use it to send me messages as well (or send them through my own Facebook page. You can even comment to this post and/or send me an email through LJ.
I'm also trying to make as much stock for sale as I can before Katsucon as I am looking to sell at a table there. I don't know how much I'll get done by then but a gal can try!
By now I'm sure that quite a few of you have heard that I'm getting into making chain maille jewelry and attempting to sell my offerings. I haven't had too much luck so far but I put that down to my own nervousness and a lack of advertising know-how. I have had one or two commissions but not enough to make much of a dent.
I'm in very tight straits right now, financially, and could use orders to help offset the cost of, well, living.
I have several pieces all ready to go for sale on my Etsy shop: Irodama @ Etsy.com
I also have a website made up with images of all my commissions and work: Irodama Website.
Thirdly, I have a fanpage on Facebook for my work that acts sort of as a production journal: Irodama @ Facebook
The Etsy site, as I said, has things ready for sale. The website has more pricing info as well as a contact form for sending me requests. You are more than welcome to 'like' the Facebook page and/or use it to send me messages as well (or send them through my own Facebook page. You can even comment to this post and/or send me an email through LJ.
I'm also trying to make as much stock for sale as I can before Katsucon as I am looking to sell at a table there. I don't know how much I'll get done by then but a gal can try!