What makes you stand out?
Do you know who you are, or are you having trouble figuring out an identity for your shop? Knowing the answers can help you stand out from your competition. A simple way is to ask yourself these 3 questions...
1. Who are you?
2. What do you do?
3. Why is that important?
I'll go first
1. Tamara, owner of TP Design (http://tpdesign.etsy.com)
2. I create and design home decor and other handmade goods
3. I want to create things that help people to connect to the world around them and inspire them to look at things in a new light.
Your turn. What are your answers...
1. Who are you?
2. What do you do?
3. Why is that important?
I'll go first
1. Tamara, owner of TP Design (http://tpdesign.etsy.com)
2. I create and design home decor and other handmade goods
3. I want to create things that help people to connect to the world around them and inspire them to look at things in a new light.
Your turn. What are your answers...
Replies to This Discussion
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Permalink Reply by TP Design on
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Hi Paul, you have some great work~
I used to live in Wheaton, IL I miss IL greatly!
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Permalink Reply by michele on -
Hi, I'm Michele
I enjoy making jewelry for weddings, prom or just for everyday. I use swarovski crystal and fresh water pearls and glass pearls (which is stated in description). I like to do custom orders because your input helps me make something that you will love. I like to make jewelry that is for the person who likes to look good but isn'ts spending alot doing it and is asked where did you get that. http://malves1009.etsy.com
take care !!
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Permalink Reply by IndieAdmin on
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Tamara, I just wanted to say that this is a wonderful thread. Thanks for creating it! =)
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Permalink Reply by Cassia beck on -
1 Cassia
2 I photograph daily and sell my prints. I also create jewellery from old and new buttons and other finds.
3 I enjoy myself most when I am creating and enjoy it even more when my product brightens someones day.
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Permalink Reply by Brandi on -
1. Brandi, owner of Catie's Blue.
2. I create handcrafted jewelry using sterling silver, Czech glass, semi-precious stones, and other nifty beads.
3. I could never find jewelry that matched my style and taste without sacrificing quality. After selling several pieces on a whim, I realized that I wasn't the only one who felt that way, and so Catie's Blue was born. I strive to create pieces that are unique, sometimes quirky, and always well-made.
This is a fantastic thread! Thank you, Tamara, for starting it!
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Brandi you have fot some great jewelry! I love the wing...I am in the DFW area too. So nice to see someone close to home! Thanks for the reply
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Permalink Reply by Aden Angier on -
1. Aden Angier, owner of Aden Angier Artisan Jewelry (etsy) or (rubylane)
2. I make jewelry using the techniques that I know, or are learning to be proficient at :)
3. In the age of cheap imitation and disposable costume jewelry, I feel a need to create beautiful jewelry that are unique, timeless and functionable. I call my jewelry contemporary heirlooms. :)
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