I'm sorry but I couldn't understand what you said was on the other side of the makeup remover pads. Is it Terry cloth?

Great idea!!!☺

Do you do a template for the display cards?

Thank you for ideas, you guys are the best!

@@ThoughtfulCreativity Or hair bows for dogs or bows for dog collars

There are also bows for wreaths for the different seasons !

How would you make those? I could use a couple my pup always has hair in her eyes and the bows don't stay.

@@UtahGmaw99 just make a size that doesn't squeeze her neck. lots of room better than not enough.

@@kathyburt3294 thank you. 😊

@@kathyburt3294 the scrunchie is like a collar?

@@goodtroublemaker143 that's what I was wondering.

Good idea

Yes! The Unicorn!

Yes the big one sells the little one. I used to work in a Nursery, show them the 15 foot Orido Nishike that sells for $2000, and then they will buy the little one for $200.

@@lindac6919 and think they are getting a great deal!

Absolutely!

That's good advertising!!!!!

I thought so too!

Yes, I agree. I'm having a rather "blah" night at work, and this really cheered me up!!

I love your idea! ❤

I agree totally. She should actually be wearing one of them!

Yes, you must be a very beautiful model and friendly 💃 😁

Oh one thing I do suggest - is buy plastic bed risers (you can get them online or at Walmart, etc) and put them under the feet of all your tables. This will bring them up to a height that makes your products look more professional, is easier on people's backs and will make them more likely to shop your booth - having to bend over makes people feel vulnerable and awkward. The psychology of sales is so fascinating!

Oh wow!!! That’s a great idea!!!

Wow, thank you!

i agree!

Ya me two😝 ❤️😀

😁 yes, that is true

I'm going to upsize my elastic because it will sit firmer. Had used 6mm and 9mm but might go 12mm.

I remember getting grab bags when I was a kid. My Nana would buy them for me and my cousins. That was over 30 years ago…so nostalgic ☺️

Ah, thank you! I still need to add more items to my inventory - during fall I would like to do infinity scarves and some other fun warm items. The real challenge is to find a) useful items people want/need b) items that can be made quickly c) items that don't take a lot of fabric as that is one of the biggest expenses. Yes! Bundling is on my list - I just have to sit down and count out the margins and what can I offer as a bundle :) Thank you for sharing your daughter's ideas - super smart!

(^.^) this kind of information imparting is why I love to learn: simple, clear, good-natured teaching.

This! Cheerleaders, softball, volleyball and sometimes basketball all commonly wear bows with their ponies and braids. If you wanted to try selling online bows for sports is an easy one to market.

Yes! I make scrunches for my sister in her school colours! She loves them and is always asking for more, I used to do the same when I was in school. Would be very popular!

@@lavendarcrash2941 I’m in

@@friedchicken3242 op guy ppp

Hello How are you today?

Tell us what the clothespin ornaments look like...- another teacher.

I hope you safely got out of that scam and are doing better now!

Custom work definitely takes better people skills and more patience. I did some custom knitting for a while but it was painful. Most of the customers loved the idea because they had no clue how to do it, but then had no understanding of the material costs, time, etc. Good for you finding a way to make custom work profitable.

Dressmakers dummy or form is one term for the oh yes mannequin

Old sheets and curtain fabrics from thrift stores are my staples for bag sewing #Beyondawesomebags is my project to promote #mentalhealthawareness #disabilityawareness #environment #VIOLENCEISNEVEROK and other community causes

I love using thrifted fabrics!

Ill buy drop cloths and make the prints myself, its not that hard and youll get exactly what you want. Im an artist, so I have all sorts of specialty tools for it, but you definitely dont need any! It all started when I sewed a bag for myself from an actual used drop cloth, it had been under my easel for years, splattered with paint.. and then my friends wanted some too. All because it was kinda pretty and I had hard time just throwing it out. Repetitive patterns are easy to make, stamps and stencils are great, and just paint and brush can do wonders. Only your imagination is the limit. If you have patience, you can carve wood or lino blocks, erasers, even apples or potatoes work. Just remember to carve mirror images if youre doing letters or numbers. Masking tape is your best buddy for clean lines, magic tape (the one you can write on with a pencil) if you need extra crisp lines or your paint/ink is really runny. You can dye the canvas first, just keep in mind what colors you want on top of it; if the base is very dark, test what paints will show on top of it. Tie dye will never go out, even when its supposed to be out, people love it too much. Check your home for different print makers, one of my greatest hits was a boot print. My mother-in-laws inherited crystal bowl made also really pretty chrysanthemum-like flowers, or the bottom of it. I bought super cheap foam alphabets when my goddaughter started school, between the letters I drew simple little kitties and doggies with textile markers, she used that backpack until it turned to dust.. I upholstered two chairs for a wedding gift, they turned out great. Ive saved all bigger off cuts, Ive used them to patch my jeans, made fabric roses and the rest wait for outdoor quilting project I had in mind. Simple pen or makeup baggies are asked the most, people have always need for them. Dont aim for absolute perfection, handmade should look like handmade; besides, perfection is boring. These are my best tips, I hope youll get something out of them. If you need help or troubleshooting buddy, Im here :)

Wait I don't know who you are but I would've wrote exactly what you wrote 😭 I relate to what you wrote so much!! It's crazy! There's someone out there like me🥲💕

@@SD-qn5df Hi! I think you're really sweet for replying to my comment! It's a great feeling when another person just gets you. "I know what you mean" is probably one of the greatest sentences to hear 😄 💖 I hope you have a great day 🥰

Sounds like me, I knit, sew crochet, bake almost anything in the line of crafts but never feel confident enough to go out there and do it. I'm in Cape Town South Africa and since the pandemic our markets seem to have dwindled.

I try! :)