Welcome to Episode 36 of the Craft Seller Success podcast – The Painful Truth of Selling on Etsy. Listen to the podcast here, download it for later, or read the transcript below. Listen on iTunes To see the other episodes
I am rather a fan of the Great British Sewing Bee, and have watched it since it first started, back in 2013. There have been a few sewing books produced in conjunction with the tv show, but I haven’t bought
Firstly, I would like to apologize for the lack of posts throughout 2023. I have been helping a very ill relative, which has involved a lot of travelling and staying away from home. The rest of my time has been
If you have bought from the Tin Teddy Die Cuts shop, on Etsy, in the past 3 or 4 years, you will have received your order in a paper bag, with purple stripes. The paper bag is there to keep
Welcome to Episode 35 of the Craft Seller Success podcast. How I use my planner to help my craft selling business – and how you can do the same.. Listen to the How To Use a Planner To Boost Your
Titles: Bag Making Basics: Reversible Tote & Zipper Pouch Bag-Making Basics: Drawstring Bag & Bucket BagInstructor: Kristin LinkUsual Price: FREE I can’t believe this pair of courses are totally free! Learn how to make four beautiful and very handy bags.
I am thrilled to announce that the Craft Seller Success Podcast has now had over 20,000 downloads. Thank you to everyone who has supported the podcast, and especially for the kind words. If you have any topics you would like
Title: Knits for Dolls by Nicky Epstein ISBN – 978-1-936096-54-1 Published by Nicky Epstein Books Although I have been designing my own knitted dolls’ clothes for many years, I still love to buy beautiful books of dolls’ clothes pattern by
Welcome to Episode 34 of the Craft Seller Success podcast. Handy hints to help you save time (and money!) in your craft selling business. Listen to the Free Etsy Seller Resources You Need To Know About – Craft Seller Success
Someone on the Etsy seller forums was asking why their sales for this year (2022) seemed so different to those of last year. This got me thinking, and here is the reply that I wrote to that thread, on the
