Sunday was a very happy day for me. On Sunday,
Sweet Whatevers, after less than two months, became profitable! Every bit of craft stuff that I've bought in preparation for opening the store is officially paid for, from the fork charms to my round nose pliers to the Batman bucket that I keep my tools in. And that's pretty awesome.
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| My first dollar. | | |
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And then the very next day, I made my 100th sale, which was a set of
Adventure Time with Finn and Jake earrings. I have about twenty more sets of earrings that I'm getting ready to put up, and then I think I'll finally have the income to start expanding to something really new.
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Where do you get those fork charms? I make polymer charms (mostly cupcakes) as a hobby, and I've always wondered where people bought those.
I love the Nyan Cat Hello Kitty necklace. My only real nitpick about it is her bow is on the wrong side, making her Kitty's twin sister, Mimi. Otherwise, I'd definitely buy it.
While I'm at it, I figured I'd ask about that tattoo I requested back in August. I assume you gave up on it by now, but I figured it couldn't hurt to ask.
If you search for "fork charms" on eBay they'll come up.
You're right about the bow! I put it on that side 'cause I thought it looked better, but I didn't even think about the right vs. left thing. As dumb as it makes me sound, I've always been bad at right vs left... Even dumber, when I made my Hello Kitty Halloween costume yesterday, I was all about putting the bow in the right side. I'm going to slap myself.
I still have your tattoo on my to do list, I just haven't made any tattoos in a while. I was hoping I could do a new set this week, but I've been busy with Etsy orders. Guess I can't complain. Heh
I'm guessing most people wouldn't have noticed the bow on the wrong side, but I'm kind of an obsessed Hello Kitty fanatic with a pretty big collection of HK merchandise, so it jumped right out at me.
That's impressive. =D
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