Shirts go goodbye?

[ellenmillion]

Having a bit of a tough time in general, and, now that I've got a buyer for ALL of my blank shirts, I'm tempted to yank them off the webpage altogether. Right Now.

Sorely tempted.

I was holding out because, well, I'd certainly make more selling them retail. I will probably unload them after the fair in two weeks.

I also need to rustle up some extra tables for the fair, because one (or two?) of mine are on loan to a party I can't get ahold of. I have some places to check.

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In other news, today is the last day to submit Eastern Indian mythology artwork, fiction or poetry for EMG-Zine! http://emg-zine.com/guidelines.php

Comments

[kelkyag]

I'm tempted to yank them off the webpage altogether. Right Now.

So do it. Why not?

[ellenmillion.livejournal.com]

I guess I feel obligated to leave them up longer, because I just sent out an email update lowering prices. And I feel sort of generally like I ought to try to sell as much as I can for my artists before I shut things up.

Lots of reasons for other people. Not so many for me.

[kelkyag]

You've warned people that things will be vanishing from the store as they sell out. Selling the rest of the blank t-shirts in bulk qualifies.

[marina-bonomi.livejournal.com]

Ellen, think about yourself every now and then.If it makes things simpler for you, do it!

[mizkit.livejournal.com]

For God's sake, just sell the t-shirts to the buyer. There's no need to complicate matters for yourself.

[uneide.livejournal.com]

Pretty much what everyone has said. ;)
We've had tons of chances to buy shirts ( I got mine btw, YAY!) and there are still other products up there that will showcase the art in products.

I say if you have a fair offer for the blank shirts, go for it!

[pixiewildflower.livejournal.com]

**HUGS**