[Image: a grey square with blue text over a yellow triangle and collaged pictures of Eilidh with their adaptive dance fans (blue/red/yellow) and a rubber duck named Roger. Text reads: "Transferrable Silks: Primary Prototypes".]
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So, I accidentally promised some folks that I'd have my adaptive dance fan making tutorials that I created for Burlycon 2022 up for sale by "the end of the month"... Well, I did it (just, by the skin of my teeth), and here is the Transferable Silks: Primary Prototypes tutorial pack. Available for £45 for the foreseeable future...
🪭https://buymeacoffee.com/eilidhellery/e/392108
I've also decided to restructure my pre-launch testing as I've had a few health setbacks that put a spanner in the works for marketing it. And, having the time to sit with everything and feel how it was working in context... How I was pitching the Alpha Testing didn't feel good to me. That's now archived and I'll be re-launching it later in the year, as originally planned. Just because something is done a certain way. That's accepted as "industry standard", doesn't mean YOU (or I) have to do it that way. Especially when the product or service is only vaguely similar to what's being sold that way already...
It's hard work innovating and creating things that haven't been done in your own unique way before!