Decorating with old things found at the brocante. Or making that old
stuff look like something other than bits of nothingness taking up space. Many of you use old papers, ribbons, and medals in your art projects. I for one cannot cut into old paper or fabric. It is a crazy sensibility of mine. Though I love the art that those of you create using old things.
Thank you for your response yesterday. It seems the obvious path. As some of you pointed out: "Duh Corey, it is a no brainer! You live in France. You love the brocante.
True I have had many of you ask me to buy for you. So why not?
Well first I have to create a business. French Husband is helping me do that. Now I have to figure out how to create a site to sell on. I could use Etsy or Ebay, or add a page to my blog.
At any rate I am going to do it. Leap of faith.
Yesterday I think I figured out how to add a Paypal button. So in the spirit of new adventure and jumping in head first. I am adding my first item to purchase on my blog today. If it works than I will create a separate page for my online shop. My blog will remain the same and the shop will be attached in the side bar (on the right hand side of this blog.)
Introducing French Brocante Bundle, 25 euro ($37 dollars) includes postage.
A bundle of French ephemera: Music papers, old letters, two clay marbles, two estampes, (not necessarily the ones in the photo, but equally as good.) Ribbon, a piece of lace, French stamps, wine label… forty pieces altogether.
If you are interested you can click on the button, and it will take you to Paypal.
Thank you for giving me the thumbs up.
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Note: For every 25 bundles sold I will give one away free. If you are interested (whether you are buying one or not add your name to the comment section.)
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