I have been having a lot of fun, making beautiful scrabble tile pendants from Tin Teddy images. Each item in the “Squares” range includes a sheet with images that are specially chosen and sized to work with “scrabble” sized tiles.
My sister bought me a pack of Paper Mate Flair felt tip pens for Christmas last year, and I have used them so much since that I thought it was high time I did a review of them here on
After 32 episodes and 14 months, I am sadly going to be stopping the Craft Seller Success Podcast for the foreseeable future. I have really enjoyed creating the episodes, and I really do hope that they have been of use
Product Listing Keywords for Craft Sellers Welcome to Episode 32 of the Craft Seller Success podcast. Are you struggling to come up with good keywords for your craft products? How do you know if the keywords you are using are
Following a number of problems which I was unable to solve, I decided to delete the fledgling Tin Teddy Shop website and start again with it. I am now rebuilding the site, with a new, much simpler (and therefore, hopefully
Etsy SEO – Tags and More – Getting Found on Etsy Welcome to Episode 31 of the Craft Seller Success podcast. (Nearly) everything you wanted to know about Etsy SEO but were afraid to ask! So many new sellers on
Regular readers of the Tin Teddy Blog will know that I rather like alcohol markers. I have examples of many brands, but one of my favourites is the Tonic Nuvo Creative Alcohol Marker range. This particular brand has been out
Shipping, Postage and Delivery for Craft Sellers Welcome to Episode 30 of the Craft Seller Success podcast. In this episode I am talking about lots of ways to make posting or shipping your craft sales to your customers a little
Monetizing Your Craft Blog Welcome to Episode 29 of the Craft Seller Success podcast. In this episode I am talking about ways to use your craft blog to earn a little extra money. Lots of ideas, many suitable for all
I saw a seller at a craft fair with the most amazing figurines. At first I assumed they were made of porcelain, but the artist told me they were actually polymer clay. She said she had learnt how to make
