I don't think I will sell this one.
Even if I do, I don't think I can get paid enough for all the hours and work I put in!
So I really don't know how much to charge if I make the exact same set. Just curious, how much do you think anyone is willing to pay? Maybe i will use my skill if I get laid-off. the economy is so bad right now...
原帖由 fibbi 於 2009-2-18 22:28 發表
Soooooo pretty!!!!
will you open a class???
I am opening a crochet class first.
for clay, maybe much later since the material is much more expensive and harder to get...very expensive to buy and shipped from overseas coz the clay is so heavy!
原帖由 cmmm 於 2009-2-19 13:20 發表
Wow, those look so amazing~ I am sure they look even cooler in real life~
Congratulations on finishing such a big project!
yes, you should... even only the beef tataki, I think my hubby will love it
I'm wondering how you made those miniature menu... I agreed with everyone here, you should start a class at L ...
原帖由 giginium 於 2009-2-24 11:16 發表
wow...that looks so amazing~~how long did it take for you to complete from start to finish? Which parts took the longest?
I used about 3 months to complete. Working on it when I have time only.
The hardest part is probably the tempuras. The batter mix was very time consuming. The next to that is the shark fin sushi. The tiny string of shark fins!
I think I spend on an average, more time than a lot of clay crafters. I am slow because I am very picky and detailed. I will throw away something and start over again if I am not happy with the end results. Eg: I throw away 2 beef dishes before I am happy with the final one.
I think my patience is only limited to craft making jar!
Actually, i don't really "think" about how much I am spending or how difficult it is. I just lose myself completely when I am in the world of my hobby.
oh my god... you're so ging !!!
i can never have spend so much time and patience doing these...
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