Hi Everyone,
Does anyone do craft fairs? I found a site that wholesales prim country items. You have to be registered with a valid resell license which I have I just have to go look for it!
I know there's something called juried and nonjuried craft fairs. I believe at a juried fair you have to make everything. At the nonjuried you can sell stuff that you didn't make as well. This is where the wholesale products come in handy. I mean if I really face facts, I don't have all the time I need to make everything I sell at craft fairs.
They have some really cool prim tart warmers! Perfect for my candle wax tarts.
Here's the name of the wholesale website. Just click on the name and you'll be taken to:
Harvest Scents & Traders
Does anyone do craft fairs? I found a site that wholesales prim country items. You have to be registered with a valid resell license which I have I just have to go look for it!
I know there's something called juried and nonjuried craft fairs. I believe at a juried fair you have to make everything. At the nonjuried you can sell stuff that you didn't make as well. This is where the wholesale products come in handy. I mean if I really face facts, I don't have all the time I need to make everything I sell at craft fairs.
They have some really cool prim tart warmers! Perfect for my candle wax tarts.
Here's the name of the wholesale website. Just click on the name and you'll be taken to:
Harvest Scents & Traders
Primitive Country Crafters & Graphic Designers Group Owner
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