Artquest,
I worked with Gary Anderson at pinz.tomskot.com, and although he is a smaller company, he really gave me a lot of individual attention. I also felt that his prices were better. This was with my Delaware pin. I also worked with Jeff, who Missmobius likes!! He was fine, but I was on vacation for a few days during the designing and ordering and I felt that he got a tad impatient. I didn't find this a problem really, but I felt bad since I was camping and unable to get back to him.
I always have my eyes and ears open, so I'll post if I hear anything else that may help you!!!
Francie
I used my AOL ftp site for the ordering page for the Great Balls of Fire pin and the pin jpeg. I tried the aol hometown page 7 or 8 years ago as a home page for a craft club and was turned off by the endless advertising. Have they stopped that?
My post office asked me to bring them in bins, one for each weight category. I actually put them in separate bins for each number of pins in the order: 1 pin, 2 pins, 3 pins, etc. I could have used those sturdy plastic bins from the post office, but had already bought cardboard bins from Staples ($1.95 each). These worked great, and I could write on the side what the contents were.
Now a question of my own:
What pin makers have folks worked with and what were your experiences? I'm having some rocky times with Pin Promotions, although they may come through in the end. We'll see. However, if I make another pin, I would like to consider another company. What has been all y'all's experience?
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