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Let’s talk about the Metallic Brads that we carry. What inspired you to select the Daisy, the two different Moroccan Flowers, and the Snowflake?

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Let’s talk about the Metallic Brads that we carry. What inspired you to select the Daisy, the two different Moroccan Flowers, and the Snowflake?

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Again, it’s really based off of what the marketplace needs and how a product can be crossed-merchandised or crossed-marketed. So for example, if you are specific in the sense that you have a flower, but it is elegant and classic enough that it can go across the board and be on a very elegant invitation, it could be on a very funky, fun, a loud, colorful… So I tend to design with all of these considerations in mind and select things that can be cross-merchandised also outside of just the invitation. It could go onto a party favor box. It could go onto a candle. It could go onto any kind of packaging. It could go onto a wedding album. So I myself am a very, very thrifty person and I like to buy things that I can use in many different places and so I tend to design, and as a business owner, select products around those criteria.

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