How do you come by your clients? IRL locally or via the internet?
As a denizen of the Mid-Atlantic, I would probably assume that a Southern Sewist was making local specialty items like smocked angel dresses and boy's rompers. Or perhaps frou-frou window treatments.
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Post by 2boys2danes on Oct 25, 2014 16:38:19 GMT -5
I love it too! I also thought about Southern Sewing Shop (keeping the theme of S's!) Has work been treating you well since you went back? I hope so…. been thinking about ya!
Post by orangeblossom on Oct 25, 2014 16:53:35 GMT -5
I like it. To auntie's point, could you put something like, "Southern in my heart, but do all things" I mean not those exact words, but giving homage to the south, but not pigeon holing yourself with just doing southern-inspired things.
Post by MixedBerryJam on Oct 25, 2014 17:02:15 GMT -5
I love it. I'd have a single quilted square as your logo-ish thing on any website, and if you have a facebook/etsy type presence where you have a banner I'd make a collage of random quilted items. I think that'd tap down the "she makes smocked dresses and froufrouy stuff." Do you have a website now? Are you going to share it here? Hmmmmm?
The southern sewing shop sounds kind of cool, that was a good idea. I wouldn't worry at all about people associating it with smocked dresses. People on Etsy aren't browsing shop names, they browse for items, so I don't think that's at all a concern. Nor would I associate the south with smocked dresses.
Post by muppetinma on Oct 25, 2014 18:46:41 GMT -5
I would probably make a cute logo of a mason jar of sweet tea or something else really southern. Your Etsy shop speaks for itself. The business card is just a way to get that information to them.