Judith – how did the Open Studio Tour go? I learned that from all the years doing shows and creating my mailing list that there was pent-up demand for my work. Collectors bought the BIG paintings during the private viewings – one couple came back again and bought more! Good luck to you.
]]>Vidya: Tough to get rid of the sewing machines and typewriters because they were family heirlooms and they are TOOLS which I cherish. I certainly did NOT get rid of the antique Danish furniture – that’s now sitting pretty in my New Orleans home! Move was tough but SO worth it – living lightly down here!
]]>Diane: How’d your progress with the Florida home clean-out? You need a wide audience for the photo equipment so be prepared to have to ship it. Etsy account would work. FaceBook Marketplace is worth a try but usually covers a very small area (the buyer sets the preferences for the area.) Alyson’s right about EBay. You can also research photo equipment tag sales that pop up yearly or semi-annually. It’s worth all the work in the end!
]]>Vidya: I get it. I’m such a “things” person. Not because they are valuable possessions, but because they hold valuable memories. Thanks for listening!
]]>Good luck, Gihan! Are you trying to sell those? (I get it about the books.)
]]>Diane: Glad this spoke to you. I, too, have some photo stuff to sell. Not sure that was on Daryl’s list, but I’m thinking eBay (though now I’m intrigued by FB Marketplace).
]]>Oh, yes. We all do!
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