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Craftpeople unite
I'd love to find out who's creating and who's selling online. Calling all crafspeople. There are some great blogs out, I quite like the one called Nancy's Creative Mess
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Ok, I'll be the first. I have my own invitation design business. I've been selling on e-bay www.invitetheparty.com but hope to expand my market. This is a whole new world to me but very exciting. I would love to hear tips from other people.
Elizabeth
http://invitetheparty.blogspot.com
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