Showing posts with label market reasearch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label market reasearch. Show all posts

Thursday, 9 August 2007

&A


a scruptiously bright pink and yellow paper quilt, 5" x 5". i'm thinking of these for the etsy shop, mounted onto white mount board for people to frame themselves. i know that the canvases are great because you don't need to frame them, so these i suppose are a bit annoying. but i'm amassing a fair collection of them and i think they'd look rather nice in a lovely house/apartment/abode. which leads me to another really cheeky question... being rather rubbish at pricing my goods (it's a subject i hate, i can feel myself getting hot under the collar typing this) could i ask you the biggest favour ever and have suggestions price-wise of what you would happily pay for these (paper quilts and the little canvases below) dinky originals? i have really tried hard finding similar sized and themed work on etsy and taking my cue from those prices, but the nearest things i can find are ATC's that are priced at around $5-10. now, i'm sorry, but i don't get out of bed for less than $11.95 per day ;) i'm sorry if i'm breaching some kind of blogging/crafting etiquette asking you this enormous favour, but it would be terrific to get more feedback. that would be it, i promise. and as an incentive to leave feedback, i will give away the little quilt above entitled '&A' to the first person out of the proverbial hat. fair deal?

Tuesday, 7 August 2007

an experiment, maybe an etsy product?




i bought ten 6" x 4" canvases the other week, they're so cute! i decided to have a little experiment yesterday, and finished it this morning. i'm squirreling away possible product ideas for an etsy shop, would you mind giving opinions? i know it's a bit of a cheek to ask, but i'd really appreciate a bit of 'market research feedback'. thanks awfully! :)

this piece is called 'mrs innis'. i used some old rent book paper that the lovely hens teeth sent to me. it also has wallpaper that covered my old school books and the ever reliable dress pattern paper.