outofthefire
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Hide a tea light in the base, I am sure it will go like hot cakes.
I had to look again, had never scaled it against the skirting board and thought it was miles smallerBehind the butterflies is the top off a full size argon bottle so there's no room for a tea light, it weighs a ton.
I had to look again, had never scaled it against the skirting board and thought it was miles smaller, in one of your arty London shops that feeds the rich deco designers that would be serious money to buy.
I had to look again, had never scaled it against the skirting board and thought it was miles smaller, in one of your arty London shops that feeds the rich deco designers that would be serious money to buy.
It's about 32" high. I reckon all together there's about 20 to 25 hours work in it so they'd need to stump up a fair bit.
I once asked in a little gallery/shop in Hebden Bridge what the crack was because they had a lot of stuff for sale that was in a similar vein to mine, I got told to send them a cd of my work and if they deemed it worthy of display in they'd only charge me 50% commission at them terms they'd need to stump up even more for me to make a profit.
That is about the norm, I was asked to supply some stuff to a shop once and they wanted 40%.I got told to send them a cd of my work and if they deemed it worthy of display in they'd only charge me 50% commission at them terms they'd need to stump up even more for me to make a profit.
It's about 32" high. I reckon all together there's about 20 to 25 hours work in it so they'd need to stump up a fair bit.
I once asked in a little gallery/shop in Hebden Bridge what the crack was because they had a lot of stuff for sale that was in a similar vein to mine, I got told to send them a cd of my work and if they deemed it worthy of display in they'd only charge me 50% commission at them terms they'd need to stump up even more for me to make a profit.
Making 40%is fine if they buy thier stock. I am doing a bit of sales Into retail but the proper places want to deal on a price and be done with it. If they ain't got the funds let them swing because there ain't no way I am making stuff without payment, I think my suppers might fall off thier chair if I asked for the likesThat is about the norm, I was asked to supply some stuff to a shop once and they wanted 40%.
As a one off in a top of the range outlet where the designers search for the rare/different/unusual and special pieces, that could fetch a four figure sum quite easily, when I was in London a couple of years back I saw an owl about 2ft tall made out of cutlery and the price ticket was £2,950, a hedgehog made from spark plugs was if I remember rightly £1,400, small change to some people.