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We were discusing in another thread the black gold curlies.
wolflodge100 wrote:dragonessjade wrote:wolflodge100 wrote:the black gold curlies are only available as direct sales though.
Why are only available direct when the black gold color is still in stores? If they are only available then why didn’t Melody sign the bottom? 😕
I think it might have something to do with Melody going to Oregon, telling us they were going to be available while she was gone and forgetting to sign them before she left? 😆 but I am just geussing.
Maybe you could answer my questions and let us know. Thanks in advance.
From what I remember they are supposed to be regular production in stores but haven’t made it there yet. That is why they are not signed on the bottom and cheaper.
Well that is what I thought…they were suppose to be for stores, but then wolflodge said they were only available for direct. Does that mean that the stores can’t buy them? I am so confused.
Me too. Okay, I wasn’t charged tax because I’m not in California. But I was charge retail and shipping. 🙂
dragonessjade wrote:We were discusing in another thread the black gold curlies.
wolflodge100 wrote:dragonessjade wrote:wolflodge100 wrote:the black gold curlies are only available as direct sales though.
Why are only available direct when the black gold color is still in stores? If they are only available then why didn’t Melody sign the bottom? 😕
I think it might have something to do with Melody going to Oregon, telling us they were going to be available while she was gone and forgetting to sign them before she left? 😆 but I am just geussing.
Maybe you could answer my questions and let us know. Thanks in advance.
Melody wrote:dragonessjade wrote:We were discusing in another thread the black gold curlies.
wolflodge100 wrote:dragonessjade wrote:wolflodge100 wrote:the black gold curlies are only available as direct sales though.
Why are only available direct when the black gold color is still in stores? If they are only available then why didn’t Melody sign the bottom? 😕
I think it might have something to do with Melody going to Oregon, telling us they were going to be available while she was gone and forgetting to sign them before she left? 😆 but I am just geussing.
Maybe you could answer my questions and let us know. Thanks in advance.
Melody, where was your answer? hehedragonessjade wrote:Melody wrote:dragonessjade wrote:We were discusing in another thread the black gold curlies.
wolflodge100 wrote:dragonessjade wrote:wolflodge100 wrote:the black gold curlies are only available as direct sales though.
Why are only available direct when the black gold color is still in stores? If they are only available then why didn’t Melody sign the bottom? 😕
I think it might have something to do with Melody going to Oregon, telling us they were going to be available while she was gone and forgetting to sign them before she left? 😆 but I am just geussing.
Maybe you could answer my questions and let us know. Thanks in advance.
Melody, where was your answer? hehe Yeah! what happened to my answer?? It didn’t post for some reason!dragonessjade wrote:We were discusing in another thread the black gold curlies.
wolflodge100 wrote:dragonessjade wrote:wolflodge100 wrote:the black gold curlies are only available as direct sales though.
Why are only available direct when the black gold color is still in stores? If they are only available then why didn’t Melody sign the bottom? 😕
I think it might have something to do with Melody going to Oregon, telling us they were going to be available while she was gone and forgetting to sign them before she left? 😆 but I am just geussing. Sorry! I had answered this but it didn’t post for some reason..or I answered it in another thread which I can’t find now.. anyway…
We want the signed ones to be special. These curlies sell like hotcakes (better than we expected) so we didn’t want to flood the market with signed pieces.
We are charging less for the unsigned ones. (Less work for me -this is good)
The reason we didn’t produce these curlies until we started selling things directly, is because of their small size.
It often costs us as much, or more, to paint a tiny piece as it does a large one (for example; the griffin chicks actually take longer to paint than the adults!). We can’t charge more for small ones! So selling these curlies wholesale was something I thought we couldn’t afford to do. However, they aren’t as hard to paint as I expected, so we will see…
These were originally made to be taper candle holders, but they fell over too easily. I resculpted them to hold a globe.
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