Sticker Supervisor!
Throwback to when Indio decided he was officially promoted to Sticker Sorting Supervisor. 🐶📦
Yes.
That’s my blue heeler rescue.
Yes.
He takes quality control very seriously.
🗣️🐾 Apparently he has strong opinions about vinyl finishes and bold outlines. Who knew?
Everyone thinks LizzyLooDoo is only duckies. And listen… we love our flock. 🦆💛
But we also move THOUSANDS of stickers.
Cruise doors.
Water bottles.
Laptops.
Jeep dashboards.
Coolers.
If it sits still long enough, it’s getting decorated. 😆
Indio approves. Loudly.
🌐 LizzyLooDoo.com
⭐Fri - Sun: Market of Marion | Row D South (8am to 3pm)
Running a small business like LizzyLooDoo, especially in the sticker market, has taught me a lot about attention to detail and quality control—something Indio, my blue heeler rescue, surprisingly takes very seriously as our self-declared Sticker Sorting Supervisor. When you’re dealing with thousands of stickers that end up on a wide variety of surfaces such as cruise doors, water bottles, laptops, Jeep dashboards, and coolers, the choice of vinyl finish and design outlines really matters. I’ve learned that a sticker’s durability and visual pop depend greatly on these factors, and having a keen eye (or paw!) for quality can make all the difference. One thing I didn’t expect was how particular Indio was about certain designs. Bold outlines seem to catch his attention, ensuring they're crisp and clean, which actually corresponds to what customers appreciate the most for stickers that last. Moreover, stickers offer a fun and creative way to personalize your belongings, making everyday objects feel unique. Whether you’re a fellow sticker enthusiast or a small business owner, the process of selecting, sorting, and approving sticker designs involves patience, creativity, and a bit of quality control savvy. Having Indio right there supervising adds a lighthearted but effective layer to this process. If you’re a pet owner and a small business entrepreneur, you might find that your furry friends bring unexpected joy and even help in ways you wouldn’t imagine. For anyone interested in stickers or small business life, I recommend visiting markets like the Market of Marion, where local creators showcase their crafts and stories. It’s amazing how community markets not only allow us to share what we make but also connect us with passionate customers and fellow creators. In the end, decorating life with stickers is about adding personality to the everyday—and sometimes, it helps to have a dedicated supervisor who ensures every sticker meets high standards, even if that supervisor has four paws and a wagging tail.