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Need help finding designers

11 years ago

Hi,im new to this site,ive just started making unique,one off pieces of furniture but now cant find any designers to move my stuff onto,any help or advise would be appreciated please!

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11 years ago
I recommend posting them on Etsy.com
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Fabbedfx
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11 years ago
Never heard of it,but ill go and have a peek,thanks.
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