Question by abohnmk: Can I sell my handmade handbags online even if I just bought the fabric at the local fabric store?
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Answer by Jon H
I dont see a problem with it. I would get a website designed (unless you are going to start on ebay) and begin to spread the word to your friends and everone you meet and know.
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Question by Sue from Maple Grove: I bought a used handmade wicker basket, signed and dated on the bottom. How can I find out about the artist?
It’s a terrific basket, with one handle that opens to a teardrop shape on each side, attached in two places on each side, so it moves. Very clever! It is signed “C. Ryks ’89″.
Thanks in advance to all of you.
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Answer by P.a.R.i.S…N.i.C.H.l.o.e
look it up on google
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Question by Sam S: Christmas cards – Store bought vs. handmade?
If you received a handmade Christmas card from a family member or friend *last* year, would you be offended if that person sent a store-bought card *this* year?
I’ve been making handmade cards, but don’t want anyone to be upset next year if I send boxed cards!
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Answer by MotherBear1975
If they’re offended, they’re just plain silly. At least you’re sending them a card. It isn’t all that common anymore. Unless they’re complete twits, they’ll realize that sometimes life catches up with you and you just don’t have all the time you used to have.
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Question by kk bear: I need information on an antique wooden sofa i just bought at an auction.?
It is leather and is stuffed with straw.It folds out into a bed. The only name i found on it was on the steel frame of the matress spring. It reads steel equipment Seng Chicago. Patent dates are 1907,1916, and 1918. It came with a matching chair and rocker. They are mission style . I can’t seem to find any information on them. please help me.
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Answer by kellistines
I found this info. Check it out!
http://www.worldcatlibraries.org/wcpa/ow/31581f13592a47f6.html
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Seng handbook: furniture facts. Commemorating eighty years of service to the furniture industry, 1874-1954.
by Seng Company, Chicago.
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