Shelley, your items are definitely aimed at a narrow niche. That isn't bad, it's just a fact to work with. If I've got it right, the one I picked as an example, the Queen Victoria, is a recycled drapery tie. It's tulle, lace, and some synthetic pearls combined and upcycled to create a... scarf or necklace, not sure which category it fits into.
And the price is $180.00 for these bits. You need to find the person who will pay that for something that is one of a kind, interesting, upcycled and perhaps a bit Out There!
So this is going to be a learning experience in marketing! Go for it - but be aware of what you're trying to do. I'd emphasize recyclling and upcycling, orignal artwork, and Project Runway if applicable. And work on your titles and keywords - there's the word "Neckless" in the title for example. Is it supposed to be the word "necklace"?
I'd do a bit of brainstorming for original art ideas - because it's *that* buiyer you want. And aimed at her, you need some more inventive keywords and tags, which are important to be found here on Etsy. "Salavage necklace" is misspelled. And you need multiple words / phrases for tags.... "Tulle" by itself is not going to attract a $180-item buyer. One of a kind art - yes. Upcycled artwork, or upcycled OOAK, or... well... I'm not sure of the best keywords.
I truly wish you luck - and I think there's a market for your items.
