My usual practice listing eBay items is to photograph one day, edit photos on another day, and then prepare the listings on yet another day. I tried to do it all in one day, but I took not one but two naps. 😴 So I listed the next day, still not a slouch.
Sourcing for product is ultimately more fun than listing. While I catch up on a couple of categories, I lurk on the online auctions. My latest purchase this $40 mystery box (shipping cost included). It was described as "Box of various assorted size and themed fabric patterns." I can name that tune in 2 notes! It will only take a sale of two items to make my money back on this purchase. There might be a Holy Grail of a Folkwear sewing pattern and perhaps some folded pieced fabric. These are the items I look for - mystery boxes at low prices. Auctions that seemed to be ignored by other purchasers.
The morning meant I finished listing the boring sewing patterns. None were exceptional and are the bread and butter of my business.
Sometimes I keep a kit. This fish one came across priced at $5.99. Hard to get a good image, it is still sealed in package. I particularly like the needlework roping framing the fish.
Yarn has been in my deathpile queue for a few weeks. Here is the best of it listed.
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| https://www.ebay.com/itm/186410113423 |
I've had good luck in locating needle kits at thrift, this one is the best of that group.
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| https://www.ebay.com/itm/186410333785 |
There will be another sewing pattern listing session before I move into Barbie clothes, books, and CDs awaiting in the wings.
I am also culling for spring cleaning. Things need to be ship shape for summer so I can enjoy every minute of it. 🌞
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