Loving the new offerings for cut & sew. But I am confused…does the customer actually “cut and sew” the product themselves or when we design is the actual completed product made by the manufacturer?
No problem here creating/laying-out for the products. But don’t know whether to market to customers as an actual cut & sew themselves product and don’t want to mislead them.
Thanks for the clarification.
Diane
Thank you Sara,
So just to clarify…”we” are not creating a cut-and-sew product...We are creating a product that Zazzle is just calling “cut & sew” for we, the sellers? What we are creating is a bag, fanny pack, et al, as finished products like everything else offered here on Zazzle. Right?
I’m so sorry for this but it is confusing to me—as I am in part—a fabric designer, selling on fabric sites to sewists. Cut & sew” to me generally means that flat, running fabric has all the pieces laid-out for folks to cut then sew a bag, stocking, tree skirt, etc., themselves.
So appreciate a confirmation on my redundant question;)
You are just "creating" (adding your design to) and marketing a finished product. No other work involved.
Thank you Malissa. This was a confusing one for me. Appreciate the clarification.
Thank you Sara! Hope this helps others who may have the same question. Thanks for your patience and making it clear for me. I had created a collection called, “Cut and Sew”, so have already deleted it in lieu of just adding these new products to their appropriate niche groupings.
Best,
Diane
