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Go Imagine is only in the USA so far, but since I haven't sold anything to any other country for a couple of years, that's ok. Everybody is squawking about the tariffs here, but other countries have had pretty steep tariffs on goods from here for years. Customers pay way more in taxes and shipping to get my products than the actual item costs. The link for it is: New Shop I have 10 items in there now, and I plan to add 10 more soon. Adding a listing takes a while, there are a lot of things to fill out, pictures to add, and all of that. I still don't seem to be able to take a good product photo for the life of me. I can get pretty good photos of scenery, animals and all of that, but my creations? Not so much. Don't know why that is, but I keep practicing. One of these days...
Well, that's it for now. Please check out my shop and let me know what you think about it. I'll make myself a note to check back here for comments, which I always forget to check. I write a post, then forget about it till the next post. Not a good way to do a blog.
I'll be adding some more things pretty soon. Maybe some handspun cashmere yarns, and some kitchen towels made out of cotton.
Have a great day and thanks for reading this!
Hi Annie - I'm so glad to see you pop up in my blog feed! I love your kids - and that creamy caramel color would really be a nice addition to my goatscape. As would a dairy goat, for that matter. I've never heard of Go Imagine, but will check it out.
ReplyDeletep.s. Harking back to my science-y days, I think that is a "lenticellular" cloud formation. I wish I could hold onto useful info the way I hold onto stuff like that!
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