Etsy Shop!

Hi!

Just posting an update since I've had a lot going on the last month. I've now set up an Etsy shop and I listed my first Items as of Sep 1st! Super excited I have 10 items listed so far and going to be working on 9 more this month. I just have to wait for my first glass shipment to arrive.

I also decided to try my Stained glass and Jewelry making as a full time job. It's been a lot of learning not only in still figuring out the in's and out's of Stained glass but Learning about Online sales and marketing.

I'll try to keep posting updates and take some pictures and document more of my projects. :)

If you'd like to check out my Etsy site I have the link posted here.

https://www.etsy.com/shop/Baelfyr?ref=seller-platform-mcnav

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