I’m wanting to start up soing face glitter at events (UK) but am struggling to decide my best options cost wise.
I know that each customer would require a fresh applicator, so could I have recommendations for how best to go about this? What do people use?
How do you make it cost effective? Is there a way to clean brushes at an outdoor event?
I’m wanting to start up soing face glitter at events (UK) but am struggling to decide my best options cost wise.
I know that each customer would require a fresh applicator, so could I have recommendations for how best to go about this? What do people use?
How do you make it cost effective? Is there a way to clean brushes at an outdoor event?
Where I am in the UK there is a good demand for craft clubs, and I go to several myself. Including casual bring your own ones, brush parties, mosaics, wire flowers, pottery painting.
I was thinking of starting a club where you could pick and mix between several smaller crafts that are beginner friendly. A 2 hour slot in a local pub/cafe/hall for £20. This isn’t something that’s being done in my area yet and I feel excited to try it out and see how it goes!
Was thinking especially for the first one to just provide crafts that don’t bring much mess.
My ideas for the first summer themed session were bracelet making, oyster style decorating, affirmation card making (with a little holder) and bedazzling a fridge magnet.
Has anyone been to something similar?
Advice welcomed.
Looking at buying crafts from Temu
(I know that’s not everyone’s cup of tea but looking for low cost options!)
Would like to do some bedazzling, not into clothes but onto like wooden book marks, pens, notebooks etc.
Recommendations for glue options for this from Temu or other low priced options please
Where I am in the UK there is a good demand for craft clubs, and I go to several myself. Including casual bring your own ones, brush parties, mosaics, wire flowers, pottery painting.
I was thinking of starting a club where you could pick and mix between several smaller crafts that are beginner friendly. A 2 hour slot in a local pub/cafe/hall for £20. This isn’t something that’s being done in my area yet and I feel excited to try it out and see how it goes!
Was thinking especially for the first one to just provide crafts that don’t bring much mess.
My ideas for the first summer themed session were bracelet making, oyster style decorating, affirmation card making (with a little holder) and bedazzling a fridge magnet.
Has anyone been to something similar?
Advice welcomed.
Does anyone follow Louise Thompsons partner,
Ryan Libbeys, posts where he writes ‘letters to Leo’?
Every time I look for how much he actually writes about his son, and every time it is very little.
These letters aren’t about bonding with his son, they’re basically a journal for his own personal view of his accomplishments/compliments to himself.
The last one was about his Father’s Day event at Twickenham but no detail hardly about how his son could have experienced the day, or how he felt to be with his son.
I find it worrying how one day he intends to bombard his son with these long in depth letters which are basically just big self ego boosts!
And expect his son to make him feel a certain way about receiving them