Unfortunately I was not the one asking, just giving help and suppositions, but perhaps querist will catch your comments that you also posted to the list. I do not feel it is appropriate to answer all of the personal questions you have sent me the last while, after all, this is the internet. Discussion of lace is welcomed and especially if shared on the list, then everyone can benefit, which I assume is why most belong. Best,Susan Reishus "In America, some lacemakers sell what they make at Lace Days sponsored by local lace guilds. Some sell at a special sales table set up at the International Old Lacers, Inc. conventions; specifically for selling items members wish to sell. A percentage is kept by the sponsoring organization. Have you tried consignment to a local boutique, specifically one that sells jewelry and other handmade wearables?There are large special craft shows, which sell in different cities, one or more weekends a year. You can join the sponsoring organization and become a vendor, or join up with another crafter if you do not have enough merchandise.Buyers for most commercial fashion outlets (stores) do not usually buy one item at a time. Because of this, you have to be creative about how you sell. You did not mention Ebay, another option.Lace is not marketed the way it was done a century or more ago. Prices would be prohibitive."Jeri Ames
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