It's great that you're asking for advice because that means you're committed to selling.
Now, here's one bit of bad news: you need to read the requirements for listing photos. They cannot contain text (other than small watermarks) and they cannot have borders.
http://pages.ebay.com/seller-center/listing/create-effective-listings/take-great-pictures.html
Your pictures are great otherwise.
You should probably avoid the word FAUX in your listing titles. Even though you might not mean it in this way, buyers may think that you mean that the item is a knock-off. For faux leather, you might want to use another similar term like Pleather (or whatever is applicable).
Remember that a lot of your buyers will be purchasing by cell phone--although it is very pretty, your description panel could be considered a little cluttered. Parts of your description may not even appear. There has been a lot of discussion on these boards about the Description Button and the cut-down version of descriptions (something like a dozen words or so). Therefore, you should make full use of the Item Specifics to get in any details that you want people to notice.
All the information about sales, shipping, and returns should be vastly simplified. Buyers just don't read it and may be put off by it. A sentence or two is usually plenty. And it's not a good idea to mention feedback at any time ever--in this case it sounds as though you're assuming you will be negged; don't risk putting that idea in a buyer's head.
Sounds like I'm saying a lot of "no" stuff but that's because I'm looking for details that might help you out. Your listings are actually quite good and your prices seem reasonable.
One other suggestion: list more. List as much as you can. The more items you have, the more likely you are to sell--especially if you focus on one or two categories because it will seem that you specialize.
Good luck with your sales!
