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03-29-2012, 06:35 AM
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welcome from Oklahoma.
Keep plugging away, you just have to remember that there are over a zillion quilter's in the world and they are all trying to SELL something these days! Quilts are no longer considered RARE, as they are found everywhere now, so that alone makes them, hard to sell. Quilts being mass produced in 3rd world countries for pennies are hard competition to beat as well!
But if your workmanship is good, your designs original, and your prices fair market value, and you keep plugging away, you will get lucky sooner or later!
Keep plugging away, you just have to remember that there are over a zillion quilter's in the world and they are all trying to SELL something these days! Quilts are no longer considered RARE, as they are found everywhere now, so that alone makes them, hard to sell. Quilts being mass produced in 3rd world countries for pennies are hard competition to beat as well!
But if your workmanship is good, your designs original, and your prices fair market value, and you keep plugging away, you will get lucky sooner or later!
03-29-2012, 07:44 AM
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Originally Posted by jaciqltznok
welcome from Oklahoma.
Keep plugging away, you just have to remember that there are over a zillion quilter's in the world and they are all trying to SELL something these days! Quilts are no longer considered RARE, as they are found everywhere now, so that alone makes them, hard to sell. Quilts being mass produced in 3rd world countries for pennies are hard competition to beat as well!
But if your workmanship is good, your designs original, and your prices fair market value, and you keep plugging away, you will get lucky sooner or later!
Keep plugging away, you just have to remember that there are over a zillion quilter's in the world and they are all trying to SELL something these days! Quilts are no longer considered RARE, as they are found everywhere now, so that alone makes them, hard to sell. Quilts being mass produced in 3rd world countries for pennies are hard competition to beat as well!
But if your workmanship is good, your designs original, and your prices fair market value, and you keep plugging away, you will get lucky sooner or later!
03-30-2012, 10:34 AM
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Hello there Caitlin & Welcome to the Quilting Board from the state of Washington. I love all of your sewing projects that you have shared with us!! Really nice work & I know you will enjoy seeing new things from all of the quilter's that share your love of sewing.
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