This tree is the start of a large storage bin of sorts. Anyone been reading long enough to remember this? I am attempting a few more... this time maybe with a bit more stiffness. I hope them to be able to at least sort of stand on their own, rather than just being HUGE (20"x20"x 25-30") floppy bags until filled.
I hope I can get it all figured out in a economical and timely fashion. I only have until November for these, and whatever oddities I decide upon, to be finished. I've been invited to sell them at a semi-local tag sale. Eeeeek!
I am completely UNconfident, but I am going to do it anyway. At Melissa's advice, I'm going to jump in with both feet and fake it until I feel it. If this goes well (or maybe even if it doesn't), I might consider etsy in the spring. I hardly know what to think of any of it. But here goes and please wish me luck!
I guess if nothing sells, I'll have a lot of Christmas gifts on hand.
7 comments:
oooooooooowwww! I love the tree!
AWESOME, elissa! seriously. the first one is gorgeous and the tree pattern is adorable!
you go, girl!
nicola
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Go you!! I told you your talent was worth money!
How awesome! Great color combos too. Leftovers, huh? I doubt it.
I love it!!
ooh its such a cute tree. i am sure you will sell lots! and if you have any left over you can always put them on etsy ;)
If you have one left over I will buy it...Quinn has her own apartment and I can give it to her for Christmas as a magazine holder!
LOVE IT! You and your sister and your niece make me so envious with the sewing talent that you have. I only dream of being so creative!
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