I have a huge roll of Alphonse Mucha wallpaper. I was impulsive several years ago – when I was into that design and bought a whole roll of contact paper/wallpaper with his designs. It’s very old but I have no clue on if anyone (other than Moi) would be interested at all.
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Thegirlsrock99 Reputation: 22 See Thegirlsrock99's booth |
Sounds VERY interesting. I like what I have seen of his work and would think that others might be interested as well. I’m not a crafter but have been told by those who are that you can use wallpaper for other things besides covering walls. Best of luck, whatever you decide.
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johngermaine Reputation: 576 See johngermaine's booth |
I never heard of it, but I would go ahead and list it. You just never know what people will buy or what they will do with it after they get it. It looks interesting enough.
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Indizona Reputation: 127 See Indizona's booth |
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AnnappleBonanza Reputation: 88 See AnnappleBonanza's booth |
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I have put up a test listing so I could list the pictures.
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Thegirlsrock99 Reputation: 22 See Thegirlsrock99's booth |
If the wallpaper doesn’t sell as is, you can probably cut and turn them into art collages. They just need to be put on a thick poster board with maybe a matte frame to enhance the design.
They already look like art collages, based on the picture you have. :)
They’re pretty, I’m pretty sure people would like them for their collection.
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techlover Reputation: 18 See techlover's booth |
Use Art Nouveau in your titles and you should get positive results. Mucha and the Art Nouveau Era designs remain popular.
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pennipete Reputation: 28 See pennipete's booth |
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