St. Patrick's Day Irish Cat Deco Mesh Bow Wreath

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Size: 23"
Condition: New With Tags
Color: GreenBrown
Category: HomeHolidayWreaths
Brand: Hand Crafted
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This playful 23" bow deco mesh wreath features an adorable ginger kitten named Mango sporting a dapper green top hat. This whimsical wreath will become an instant family favorite or will make a wonderful gift. Professionally crafted in a smoke-free environment. Wood signs treated with Behr Premium Matte Polyurethane and bows/fabric objects sprayed with Scotchguard Outdoor Sun & Water Shield. For optimum durability, however, please avoid prolonged exposure to intense sunlight & foul weather. Please check out my other decorative items. I am an artist and writer, and make these wreaths, decorations, and jewelry pieces to sell in my small business. Please note: Like everyone else I like to be paid for my skill and labor. So, I do not steeply discount these items after the holidays, but rather store them for the future. So if you love this or any of my other wreaths, make me an offer and perhaps you and your family can enjoy it this season.

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live_luv_shop@shaunaheizer You have to do a lot of promotion & build followers to stand out from the crowd. Poshmark at least gives you ways to build your followers. Some other sites just force you to relist constantly or to pay large fees to move your items up in the searches. But I do dedicate at least a couple of hours a day on average to building my followers and sharing my items & those of others.

May 12Reply

live_luv_shop@shaunaheizer I love how Poshmark has incorporated the Golden Rule into their business model. Sharing the items of fellow Poshers is not only a nice thing to do, but also helps you when Poshers reciprocate & share your items with their followers.

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jessicahawks809i love this..im trying to learn and this is absolutely beautiful..i have so much of material and no clue where to start..youre very talented thank you for sharing my closet also btw..i appreciate it

Mar 10Reply

live_luv_shopIm so glad you like it. I suggest Youtube. There are many helpful videos on how to make deco mesh or bow wreaths. You can enter the size of your mesh in order to find the techniques best used for what you have. There are online wreath stores where you can order ribbons at discount, and the dollar store carries the wreath forms, some ribbons, although usually not the 2.5" wide wired ones I favor. But I have used them on occasion. But you can find fun signs for great prices, 6" deco mesh, &

Mar 13Reply

live_luv_shop@jessicahawks809 floral items. The 99 cents or more stores also have useful items, and of course, Hobby Lobby and Michaels are wonderful places to go and shop the sales. I wish you all the best in your endeavors. By the by, my favorite and, at least from what I have seen, the most reasonably priced online shops are the gerardfamilywreaths.com (usually the best prices), Craftoutlet.com, & thewreathshop.com

Mar 13Reply

live_luv_shop@jessicahawks809 Hi Jessica. A good place to start is to study wreaths that move you. Keep photos of ideas in folders where you can refer back to them. Sometimes, you might just like the colors, other times the composition, or some clever idea. The point is to not have to reinvent the wheel. In art school, they teach students by having them duplicate techniques of the masters. The goal is not to make them into good copyists but to develop the needed skills to create their own unique styles.

Feb 12Reply

live_luv_shop@jessicahawks809 I spent a lot of time watching videos to learn various construction techniques. Once you learn them, have fun. If you enjoy your work, the ideas will start to flow, and people will sense the joy crafting wreaths brings you. Dont try to force things because that blocks creativity and shows in your work. Honestly, profit margins on wreaths are pretty low. There are faster, more profitable ways to make money. Most of the rewards lie in creating beauty and bringing joy to others.

Feb 12Reply

shaunaheizer@live_luv_shop I was wondering about this since shipping these things as they’re $$. I ❤️how you’re sharing your info. The market is saturated but there is always someone who’d rather buy than try to make one.

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