So I opened a new section in my Etsy shop, called the Pyrex Pantry. I plan on selling my extra Pyrex via The Recycleista's Retro Shop, as opposed to Ebay. Of course I'm always up for a trade!
So far, I've only got this great set of Red and Gold Pyrex Dinnerware on there.
On a replacements website, it's called Maroon-Gold. Other people have it listed as Flamingo-Gold, specifying that it's red and not pink. So i threw both of the keywords in there.
Got some more Pyrex to get into the shop..some Barbed Wire, possibly some pink pieces and I'm going to let go of the Primary Colors set that I put together. Since I'm focusing on turquoise and red for my future kitchen, I'm okay with letting go. With a baby on the way, space and money has gotten a bit more important!!
How has the Pyrex hunt been for y'all lately?
I had sold a bunch of vintage Pyrex on Ebay only to have 1/2 of it break in shipping. I packed it all myself and was confident it would be fine. Any tips on packaging are appreciated.
ReplyDeleteI wish I could claim credit for the packaging, but my packaging department takes care of it. The department of 1, my husband.
ReplyDeleteHe is the packaging master...so anything breakable is taken care of by him.
We use lots of bubble wrap..the large bubble kind. And we don't have packing peanuts right now, but Hubby has access to sheets of styrofoam, that he cuts down to line the boxes. There's got to be space (filled) between the box sides and the product.
We never box within a box, and everything lately (last year or so) has made it without a breakage. So Far!!