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hermeticdog) wrote2008-06-08 02:28 pm
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Oh shit, I arted...possible stuff to sell at Thresholds?
So. I have a crapload of drilled coyote teeth, and two wolf (c. laniger, I believe) teeth, that I'm making into pendants. The quality of my laptop camera is shit, but I tried to make a comparison. The wolf tooth is the one with the red bead, the coyote with the brown. Beads are wood, the thong is cotton (or hemp in the same size/color will also be used).
My question is, would anyone be interested in these, should I decide to vend them at Thresholds? I am thinking, at least half the proceeds for the coyote teeth, and all the proceeds for the two wolf teeth will go to the Defenders of Wildlife to offset the Northern Rockies/ Yellowstone wolf lawsuit. I'm thinking around $10 - $15 for the coyote teeth, $20 for the wolf? Is this reasonable? I've honestly never really sold anything before, especially not anything I've made.
Any feedback, especially from people attending the event, would be appreciated.
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You could also try doing a silent auction over the weekend with the wolf necklaces, and let them go to the highest bidder. Since you were thinking of letting all the proceeds for the wolf necklaces go to Defenders anyway, this might be a fun way to raise money and make people aware of the issue. Then you could just sell the coyote necklaces outright--that way if someone just wants a necklace they can just buy one, but if they're really after the wolf necklace they can help drive the bidding up.
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I'm really excited about this overall, and I'm glad you like them. I tried to weave a little Canine Mojo into them as I was making them, and currently they're chillin on my small altar with Wepwawet standing over them.
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I definitely think you should keep up with the shiny object creation :)
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And that's some really sound advice, thank you. I can also bring some of my books, print off some information, give people something they can look at and learn from, as well as know where the money is going to and how they can help.