Disciples Cross Producers

[shuttenmaier]

Is there anyone doing the Disciples Croses now all I find are post from 2006. Has anyone had any luck with the buy-back program? ANYONE??? Also how do you start getting involved with craft shows? I am sure:you just can't show up with your table. Any help would be great. My email is [email protected].
Thanks,

[disneygal84]

Hi,

I actually ordered from them awhile back, I tried the buy back program but they didn't keep any I sent in due to me knicking the color off the wire, I'm a bit clumbsy with the pliers. But they okayed me to sell them on my own, so my mom actually had a lady that bought 30 from me for $10 each. I haven't bought anymore supplies from them yet because I am working on others things, but I plan to in the future. I think they would be a hit at craft shows or local church fundraisers! They are tagged to be sold at $10 each but they said you can sell them for less or sell them 2 for something. I figured it costs $1 for supplies for one cross and if you sell it for even $5 you are still making money from it. I enjoy making them, but just haven't had the time or funds right know to order more kits.

[jbrodegard]

If you have not done shows before, start with the church bazaars. Ask those that are also displaying their wares what other shows they attend and what their experience has been.

To get into a craft show or bazaar, find out who the organizer is and contact them. For the larger shows it is on the internet (look for a button for vendor or something like that). For bazaars, contact the church or group that is sponsoring the program. The organizers want and need vendors, so do not hesitate to call them.

There are some things to watch out for. Most of the time you will need a vendor's license so you can collect sales tax. That is pretty easy to do. Just look up sales tax in your state on google and you will eventually get to the right place with the information you need. I suggest sticking with the .gov sites. There are lots of sites out there that make it sound like you have to incorporate or otherwise pay them money to get started in business, but you do not have to, except to pay for the business or vendor license to the government. Also, at the shows, most of the time there is no electricity available except at a high price.
Have fun,
Janis

[HaveFaith]

How many people on here are still doing the Disciple's Cross necklaces? Do they ever have deals where they discount or have coupon codes for getting supplies? Are people still selling a lot of these at craft shows?
Just thinking about doing them and wondering if they are still going over well.

[princess4ever]

there has been no activity in this post for a while and i was wondering if anyone is still doing this. also if you did try it but no longer are doing it any chance you still have the dvd so us newbies can see if its something for us without buying the kit?


thanks