
So, what others do? They ask if some item can be done with different details to suit their need. Therefore, custom order service begin! Doesn't sound bad, huh? :)
I got messages for custom order, some are different from my regular items and they are sure fun to work with. I enjoy these custom orders as much as my regular stuff. I found out that the most important thing is communication.
So far, every of my custom order/made to order items are what the person who ordered/the buyer want to have. If there is no picture available from the buyer, I will do some internet searchings and send a pic or two to my buyer. And then, we got the same idea of what they want and what I will make. Or in case of real item replication. I would, beforehand, inform them that some parts will need to be simplify. I can't beat mother nature and her creations. lol I can only try my best to keep things similar or close to what the real one is. (Some items, after I finished making, I do not want to ship them to my buyers and just wanted to keep them in my personal collection... :P)
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Hi Rachel,
Just letting you know that your site is amazing! I've added it to my polymer clay links. I've been wanting to do a miniature food swap in Canada with the clayers. Your site has inspired me to organize it.
I'll be back often - I love your work and it makes me smile!
Sandy
Hi Sandy,
Thank you and I'm honored knowing that my blog has inspired you! :) I hope you enjoy browsing through the articles and minis. Please feel free to add your comment and I will improve both my blog and minis.
Rachel :)
Fantastic Work! I'm in love with those ice cream cone earrings :-) I just added a link to your blog on mine: http://smutopia.blogspot.com
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