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My target clients are primarily teenagers and Etsy users. I sew dolls, aprons, hand bags, scarfs, and other cloth objects that are not form-fitting clothing. If given an order I try my hardest to complete it, even if it isnt something i haven't done before.

My family is VERY supportive. My grandmother taught me to sew when I was five, and my parents are very supportive of the entrepreneurship.

I am profitable :) I will be expanding once I get my license. I will be joining a few fairs/festivals/etc as a vendor :) I have done this twice before locally, but I live in a small town so both times it was a bit difficult to make a profit, but I have a low overhead so when I have a greater audience poor it will be much easier :)

Thanks for the first questions!

I won't lie: Etsy is hard work. There is alot of networking involved if you want to become sucsessful, and you must have a llot of time on your hands to monitor and post products as well as sew and produce. If you are willing to put in the effort, such as joining teams and participating in their community, you will go a lot farther than you would without marketing. I do think etsy would be a good choice for you. My only huge suggestion is spend a good few hours studying the site, and getting an overall feel for it before trying too hard to market :)

Etsy is doable and workale, but you have to be willing to learn ;)

Pillow cases :)

Thanks for the imput

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