So you have made some lovely items to sell on Etsy, Folksy, eBay or perhaps your own website. And now you are wondering how to describe your products so as to attract customers and get lots of sales. Here are
Pinterest for Craft Sellers Welcome to Episode 12 of the Craft Seller Success podcast. In this episode I will be talking about my favourite social media network – Pinterest. It is particularly handy for craft sellers in two distinctly different
My mother has been saying for quite a while that she really wants her own bead loom. She has admired mine (review of my Ultimate Bead Loom here) and wondering what to buy for herself. Then I spotted the Style
Craft Prices – Setting a Product Price for Craft Sellers Welcome to Episode 11 of the Craft Seller Success podcast. In this episode I will be tackling the thorny problem of how to price your crafts so that you cover
A review of the Fimo Air Light modelling clay from Staedtler. My mother and I have been having a lot of fun lately making 3d things with silicone molds and paper clay. We had a small quantity of two sorts
5 Steps to Start an Etsy Shop Welcome to Episode 10 of the Craft Seller Success podcast. In this episode I will go through the five steps need to set up a successful Etsy shop. Follow these steps to get
Many crafters, especially when starting out in craft stall selling, consider sharing a craft stall with a friend or family member. Each person has their own products to sell, or you maybe will work on joint projects. This can be
Sell Crafts Online – 9 Things You Must Do To Succeed Welcome to Episode 9 of the Craft Seller Success podcast. Today I am going to discuss what I believe to be 9 things you must do to sell crafts
For many years I have dabbled in making miniature food for my doll’s houses, dioramas and dolls. One of the best products I have found for this is polymer clay. It comes in a wonderful range of colours, is
When you send a birthday, anniversary, good luck or similar card, you may want to include a little extra to make the greeting card into a mini-gift. Obviously you will need something that is quite flat, quite light and not