I have the first new crop of KittyRocks ready to glaze, and I'm debating this in my head:
I've always signed the bottom of each one with my initials, adding a star if it glows in the dark. Then, I've added the year...like 95 or 96. 'Course now they'd say 06...so, does that make the ones I have in the garage "old stock" or just "vintage"? lol...does 95 strike you as a "collectable", or just ancient history?
I NEED feedback here, ok?
Thanks!
This opinion comes from my best friend:
ReplyDeleteLeave the date off.
That's one.
I'd call them "collectibles."
ReplyDeleteI like having the date on them, myself. :) If not a date, how about a letter to represent a series?
~Patsy's Daughter~
I could go either way mysef.
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date on - 1
either - 1
Glad to help.
Love - A. Non
BTW, you have a lovely daughter as well as wonderful nieces and nephews. In case you didn't know.
I'd never call anything "old" - that's why the words antique and vintage are used.
ReplyDeleteIf your stock never deteriorates, why use a date at all?
Ever thought about using the internet for marketing?
FYI - there is a show on Home and Garden television called the Carol Duval show which deals with crafts exclusively.
"Not previously owned"
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