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You will be surprised how effective 'word of mouth' is once you get going. Always put your details, tastefully, on the back of the card to promote yourself - if you make an engagement card for a friend, the bride-to-be may like your card so much that she contacts you to make her wedding invites. Don't Stop at Handmade Cards...1. Blank Note Cards, Gift Packs Make up some general cards, but leave off any greetings so that they can be used as notelets or any occassion cards. Create beautifully packaged gift sets, sets of Thank You cards or blanks. Party invitations, 'We Have Moved' sets... Computer software will make the job of creating gift sets easier, as they can be produced in bulk and then embellished if need be. There's no reason why you cannot scan one of your designs and keep printing on cards - and if you can draw or paint, even better as you can print off co-ordinated envelopes, letterhead etc! Of course, if you are not artistic, you could use royalty free clip art or public domain works on your cards. 2. Card Bits and Kits You don't have to stick to just making cards, you can also make money from:
This way, you have a few markets to sell to:
One of the best places to sell crafty bits is eBay, as you have an eager market actively searching for good deals on craft supplies. ...Always try to think 'beyond' the obvious. Look at what everyone else is doing and go one step further! Find more ideas on how to sell your cards in the Free Members Area Search for something else... New! CommentsHave your say about what you just read! Leave me a comment in the box below. |
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