Well, yesterday I worked most of the day on uploading pics and descriptions to the website. Promo material has started to go out and I reckoned it might be a good idea if people had something to look at.
It is tedious and really not my favourite part, but around a third of the commercial button listings are done now. There is light at the end of the tunnel!
I'll carry on with more today but I need to make a decision. Do I include other haberdashery items - beads, bias binding etc and slowly move everything over to this one site thus making my business more focussed, or do I keep the site focussed on buttons and buttons alone and sell the other things through other sites?
Thoughts?
Wednesday, 25 March 2009
Monday, 23 March 2009
All about the buttons
It started small. A couple of unusual and pretty ones filched from Mom's button box. The it grew - I needed buttons for my handmade purses and knit wear. Then I found myself buying in bulk at wholesalers. Then lots of vintage buttons from ebay, which I sorted then sold off the spares.
Then an offer. 60 000 stock clearance. 60 000 became 70 000 when the lads got fed up with counting. Another offer: another 50 000.
And then ideas came. Handmade buttons. Handmade by other makers in techniques I don't have time or inclination to master.
And so Boutonnerie.com was born.
Boutonnerie def: "the making and selling of buttons"
That'd be me then!
Then an offer. 60 000 stock clearance. 60 000 became 70 000 when the lads got fed up with counting. Another offer: another 50 000.
And then ideas came. Handmade buttons. Handmade by other makers in techniques I don't have time or inclination to master.
And so Boutonnerie.com was born.
Boutonnerie def: "the making and selling of buttons"
That'd be me then!
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