hand made charm

it could be used as a bracelet or cat or small dog collar, how much would u pay for it (just an estimate)

well, since dragon's my chinese astrology sign, i would absolutely pay at least 2 dollars for it. if the charm was sterling silver i would probably pay 9 or 10 dollars for it.

2006-02-24 18:10:04 by qelery123

portstarshaza#39;s webcam video Sun 20 Jun 2010 16:52:10 PDT each bracelet is handmade by me and will cost £5 each all on dark wood charms are ...

I want to mass produce my charms without having to spend hrs making every single one. I want to move on right to the painting part. If possible i need material that is flexible when hardened so i can reuse over and over again.

I plan on making an online store.

I believe you mean to ask about a die not mold. You can take some wax and carve out your charm. Use it to make a Die, melt the vax out you can use it to make your charm.

2009-09-13 20:05:29 by Krystyne

Price: $88.00 $88.00

Hand made
Multilayered
Made in Colombia

depends on what they look like. i could always do the headphone thing myself so probably the phone charm. (:

2009-09-06 10:04:56 by Emily

Price: $88.00 $88.00

Multilayered
Hand made
Made in Colombia

Im wanting to start creating my own jewellery and selling it on etsy/ebay etc, and ive already had a look at some jewellery on there to see what sort of things will sell. But i wondered how they get the acrylic pendants/charms in the designs they want, and will it be expensive to make ? or can you just buy the pendants to simply put on a chain.
this is what i mean: http://www.bebo.com/PhotoAlbumBig.jsp?Pa geNbr=1&MemberId=8050373553&Phot oAlbumId=9273193972&PhotoId=10375407 182
like this popsicle pendant thing.
please help.
im sorry if its confusing :S

They almost definatly use a Lazer Cutter, we have one in school & we made some jewellery last year. Veryyy expensive piece of equiptment, only buy one if you're going to make the most of it !!

Alternatively You Could Buy Pendants From;
www.dollydagger.co.uk
www.cherrybombshellindustries.co.uk
www.bluebanana.cc
& customise with a nicer chain, sell for more money etc.

Or You could make your own entirely by recycling and reusing.
http://www.cutoutandkeep.net/
^Some people that make things out of nothing

My favourite is when they take a crappy cassette nobody wants & colour it in pretty or something, put it on a necklace and sell it ! So kitsch!

Or;
http://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/gu mmy_bear_bracelet
I reallyyyy want one !!!

Just try and be original and people will like your stuff (:

2009-07-19 04:16:33 by lucyyyxox

I'm planning to go to my first craft fair ever. I need some advice on how much inventory i should bring to the craft fair? This is what I'm planning to sell: handmade greeting cards, hand painted jewerly boxes, and hand made cell phone charms.

There's really no way to predict what will sell and what won't. You think something is "hot" and no one buys it, but when you make a few of something you didn't really like, they sell like hotcakes! LOL!!! It's just the way it goes.

What to do?
Make as many of everything as you can manage until the day of the fair. Sell all you can at the fair, and put the rest on Ebay, give it to your family and friends for the next few gift giving holidays, or save it for the next fair.

Ever heard of Esty?
Go to www.esty.com.
It's a website where you can buy and sell all things handmade. Might be an option for you to make good money with your leftovers, or even a small side job.
Couldn't hurt, right?

Good luck.

2009-05-30 01:15:08 by yikesikes!