I enjoyed making the desktop calendars and a lot of it did sell but not enough - which is crazy since I was only selling them for $3.00 each. I sold them cheap because I wanted them to move but even at that cheap they all didn't sell. I had a lot leftover so they became teacher and family presents.
These were larger sized calendars which I placed on blank coasters
and had them held up by large binder clips.
These were mini calendars which I attached to a
mini acrylic photo frame turned upside down.
I sold most of the calendars that were attached to the coasters, but the ones on the acrylic frames I probably only sold half of it. It was my first (and last) year trying these out. I've seen them around on the net before and fell in love with them. I finally decided to make them but now realize these are only good for gift giving (in my area). I can't really sell these at spring craft shows. Too bad because I think they are really cute.