So I work with a lot of crafty people. Who knew bankers could be so crafty. I'm a Stampin' Up demonstrator, and three others are too. Two at my branch. I said something about a craft fair and of course, they jumped all over me asking about it. Then shocked that I wasn't doing stamped items. I like making stamped items, no desire to sell them. But anyways, I brought in small samples of my soap for two today, and someone else came to me and asked why she didn't get one. She wasn't in on that conversation, I didn't think about it. I'm not looking to sell anything right now because of the upcoming craft fair and the fear that I won't have enough.
But anyways, they were asking me what it's made of, how I did it, etc. Um, get online and do searches like I did? It's different with the Stampin' Up. You do that to teach people. I'm not here to teach people I work with how to make it so they won't buy it from me. I don't know if any of them would try that, I'd like to think not, but you never know.
How do you guys handle this? Do you have samples at work? We have a lounge area in the women's bathroom that'd be perfect to put a few samples on, but I don't know if it's allowed.
But anyways, they were asking me what it's made of, how I did it, etc. Um, get online and do searches like I did? It's different with the Stampin' Up. You do that to teach people. I'm not here to teach people I work with how to make it so they won't buy it from me. I don't know if any of them would try that, I'd like to think not, but you never know.
How do you guys handle this? Do you have samples at work? We have a lounge area in the women's bathroom that'd be perfect to put a few samples on, but I don't know if it's allowed.