I sold one of my designs for £2, it’s not much I know but it’s a start.
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Fine fine work @anon25873142 !
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Thanks @Jimbob So happy 
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congrats =) that’s awesome =D
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Good job ish! Thats great 
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Well, now that you’ve sold a design, I guess you can honestly tell people that you had a business in that field.
After I sold some software that I developed and designed, I started saying that I once had a software business. Sometimes I say it was “tiny” or wasn’t “successful,” I guess, but I think it is still honest.
Even a lemonade stand can be a business.
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which design was it? i’d love to see
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Congratulations @anon25873142 
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Great job!!! 1515
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Thanks guys
It was my bear design only reason I wont post it is because of reverse search and I’m paranoid.
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Thats ok, you looked very cute wearing the t-shirt lol
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The experience you gain learning how to do business is more valuable than the £2. But you’ve achieved something awesome @anon25873142, and were are able to produce a product someone was willing to pay for, that’s true entrepreneurship. Keep it up, you’ll be surprised how word of mouth between your customers family and friends brings in more business if you do a good job.
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It wasnt me lol
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As I said it’s not a lot but something to celebrate still thank you
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Congrats @anon25873142 .
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Lot’s of successful people have started with those little things. Well done @anon25873142 . Good luck in your travels.
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Congratulations! What sort of design was it?
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Thanks guys,
@Alice_inchains it was a little bear face
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Cute! Are you comfortable sharing a picture? It’s okay if not, I’m just curious 
Unfortunately I’m a bit paranoid cos of reverse image search and don’t want anyone to find me on Etsy. Sorry 
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