@BLINGZANDTHINGZvery pretty! These must take a long time to make, the craftsmanship is incredible! I have a few tips to maybe help make some connections to boutiques. First, scout out the kind of shops you think would be a good fit for your items. Search social media, especially Instagram and start following and liking posts from those boutiques. You can begin to connect and comment on their posts, and then reach out and see if those shops would have an interest in your work. Just don't feel bad about rejection...it will happen if you start putting yourself out there, but eventually you'll find some stores.
Also begin to think about what makes your items unique (and why boutiques should buy your items). You'll need to express those unique selling points when you begin chatting with a new potential store. And also think about what $$ you'll be able to sell these for...keep in mind that most stores will want or need to mark up your "wholesale price" 50% to reach their "retail price". If you haven't already, make a list of your supplies and how much it costs you to make each item...and remember to add in your TIME to make it, so you'll be giving yourself a "salary". That is, if you want to turn into a full time business. Many just enjoy being a Maker, and that's awesome, just some points to keep in mind if you ever want to shift into something more full time.
And don't give up! Figure out what makes you and your work unique, and keep making connections! Good luck!
