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Hmm now what?

scouseroy

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Ok so I made some pens and gave friends and family free pens and Im still learning and making mistakes and making more pens
so what do I do with the rest of them? people are actually avoiding me in the street in case I try to force another pen on them!! lol Anyone wanna buy a pen?
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Grump

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Don't do that Roy, Woody will get 25 years collection out and bore us all to tears for the next 6 months init?
Hide them away somewhere till you do a craft fair.
A nice bunch mate.
 

brody2123

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Tell them it'll cost a tenner for you to NOT give them a pen! :funny::funny: Lovely set of pens mate. :thumbs:
I'm with Brian on the craft fair idea too.
 

Buckeye

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That's a nice collection, give them to family and friends by all means, but do not undervalue your work if you decide to sell them.

Looking at them closely you are ready for a real pen, how many pine cones do you want:funny::lmao:

Seriously, if you have a skew then you should have a go at them.

Peter
 

Woody

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Nice selection of pens find a shop that will display and sell them on a sale and return agreement
 

mattyts

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Post offices and garden centeres usually good places to start,right by the counter..make a display for them to go on and a bit of laminated A4 telling people how they are unique,hand made etc
 

paulm

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Nice set of pens Roy, as the others said, build up a collection and do a craft fair or two and get them into some shops. Remember thought that cheap pens are disposable, Expensive pens are desirable.
 
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