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More additions to the Stall
I have now come up with some of them - smallish, oval boxes made from fragrant wood. They are small enough to slip into a sewing cabinet or box that is already quite crowded, plain but pleasing the eye so they will look nicely on a table with work in progress, and a good possibility to store a needlebox, small shears, or your favourite sewing threads in them. Or hide some unauthentic thread rolls or other needlework trinkets that are not for everybody to see.
I quite like them and will probably use a few of these boxes for displaying wares. At the moment, they make an impressive stack in my warehousing cupboard!
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I'm really happy to hear that, Arachne and hsifeng! And I am thinking of an online storefront, though I'm a bit unsure if I really want a normal online shop with cart system - or if a page where info and pictures of the pieces are in one place, together with pricing and some shipping information. The latter is certainly much easier to make (and thus would go much faster).
I think an ordinary webpage with just prices and shipping would work fine. It's more personal than an online cart anyway, and would probably suit your rather unique products too. You're really filling in the textile gaps in the re-enacting market (of which there are quite a few!). Another product suggestion: proper thimbles with the right medieval shapes!
In response to your doubts about form of online store I wanted to give you an example of second form (page with information), that my friends run (http://www.jazwiec.pl/index.htm ) which worked fine, but now I see they upgraded it to normal online shop...
Hm...
Very well, so I will set up a page with the necessary information to go on my homepage... and I hope that I can find some time for that next week.
Kruliczyca, that is a dangerous webpage you've linked to - dangerous for my bank account. I know I've lusted over the cased mirror and the belt fittings before!