ok love the house warming topic! Everyone keeps talking about thier Etsy shops how about putting on a link to your site with a description of what you sell. paintwife you really need to sell those birhouses and Etsy sounds like a good place to start.
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Topic: Etsy addresses
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dianeinthevalley
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Here, Here...
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im trying to sell vintage to the artists....and have nothing under 20$...i like it...but dont understnd a lot of it.. www.gypsymarket.etsy.com ...i love that name and wanted to use it a long time ago.... our punky metal stuff sells pretty well and the neat victorian paper kind of just sits there
annPosted 3 years ago # -
dianeinthevalley
Memberanne what a great selection!! I love the sign "Be nice or leave" LOL
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My etsy shop is www.niftyvintage.com :)
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Love the Shops! What fun things!
Laura
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http://www.lmelohn.etsy.comPosted 3 years ago # -
dianeinthevalley
Memberany more etsy's ? Diane
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My shop is magark.etsy.com I started selling on it in March 2009. Jan
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gigi
Memberhey dianeinthevalley....when you mentioned the sign anne has on etsy "be nice or leave".....reminded me of the one i made not too long ago "be nice or go home" !!!
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gigi
Memberhey dianeinthevalley....when you mentioned the sign anne has on etsy "be nice or leave".....reminded me of the one i made not too long ago "be nice or go home" !!!
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gigi
Membernow dang it....my pic didn't load up right....computers are disturbing!!! i hate them!
i guess you'll have to go to www.gijunker.blogspot.com and scroll down the pics on left side until you get to it!!
did i mention that i hate computers!? ;)Posted 3 years ago # -
my etsy shop is empty right now...but here's my own site:
www.juNxtaposition.comPosted 3 years ago # -
dianeinthevalley
MemberI love looking at everybodies sites. Jan you have neat things with great prices, Gigi love the story about your puppies (I had dachhunds growing up, they can be so sweet but we had a female that could be nippy with some people, and junxtaposition, great jewelry. Anybody else have any!? Diane
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My etsy shop name is www.repurposedantiques.etsy.com
I started doing local fairs a couple of years ago and then everyone kept telling me about etsy. I set up a shop in Feb. Each month my sales keep increasing and I am really enjoying it.Posted 3 years ago # -
Welcome blurjean...That's great that you etsy shop is doing so well,,,
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Bluejean - I love your Etsy shop....very neat items! I love selling on there too and the sales/profits are great too ! Jan
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I have two shops there one vintage: www.jillruth.etsy.com
and one repurposed from vintage along with through the viewfinder photography: www.jillruthandco.etsy.comPosted 3 years ago # -
Hey Jill Ruth - You made the front page of Etsy last night with your hammered spoon easels! Congrats! I love both of your shops too. Jan
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When my shop had 17 new hearts I knew something had happened! I was pretty excited!!
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I know....I started selling in March of this year and now have 75 hearts and have sold to repeat buyers too. It is such a relaxing way to sell stuff for me. Hope they don't get greedy like Ebay and fall apart. Jan
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Here are mine...
http://www.redneckchic.etsy.com
and
http://www.individualobjects.etsy.comI'm in the process of adding more to red.neck and I have to get in the frame of mind to sew up new fabrics for in.di.vid.u.al objects (my alter ego)! LOL It's just so much more fun to use vintage/recycled/upcycled! So much more "me"!
And I have to say....I'm a huge fan of ALL of your shops AND blogs!!!
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All your etsy shops are great. I don't have one but have heard great things about them. I'm just trying to keep up with my website and the salon...LOL!
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Maggie
MemberI'm trying to get up enough nerve to do one myself. My DD set up the website that we have together. I'm having trouble coming up with a name for it. Any ideas anyone?
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Maggie
MemberMichelle, your dolls are really cute!
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Michelle I LOVE your site...OMG girl I need you here to help me...Your painting skills are to die for...I never thought about painting the insulators like that...Of course I can't paint soooo...
You are so talented...Posted 3 years ago # -
BLUEJEAN....your site is so neat! i never thought of stove doors.... welcome........ann
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Gals - can you help me? I'm listing some quilt magazines on Etsy for a friend (and I'll also start listing some of my own junk) and I'm wondering if you can save your listings and go back them later before posting them. Is that possible?
thanks for your help,
SuePosted 3 years ago # -
Sue - I haven't been able to find that feature on Etsy (like prelisting) but you can always edit them after you get them listed. I just keep praying they won't get greedy like Greedbay with their fees and such! I love the profits and meeting folks on Etsy. Will check out your items when you get them listed...good luck! Jan
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Thanks Jan. I just googled the question about being able to save before posting but didn't come up with anything. I'll keep trying. That's one feature I really like about Ebay (or I actually use Auctiva to type up my listings). Sue
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HI Sue!
I tried it once (without realizing it) and it can't be done as of yet. What I do is type everything up in Word, then copy and paste it into Etsy. I have templates set up for just about everything I list, then I go in and change measurements, colors, etc. I do hope they come out with a "draft" setting at some point!!!
I can't WAIT 'til you start listing your stuff on there!!!
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Sue, Jan, and Robely, YOU CAN!! I discoverd this about 2 months ago. List your item right up to the final page where the List button is THEN save it to your favorites. Yes, it's as simple as that. When you want to list it later--go to your favorites (bookmarks) and there it is. It really works. One of my Etsy friends was ecstatic to figure this out so you can spread your listings out throughout the day or week. Let me know if you have any questions jrruskamp@msn.com
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Jill, I just found similar instructions here:
http://www.etsy.com/forums_thread.php?thread_id=5147546&page=1
I think bookmarking the page would make it even easier! Thanks so much for your help. Woohoo!
Sue
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Thanks! I will try that next time although I try to limit my listings to two or three at a time so it will move your shop back up to the top. something else a fellow Etsy user passed on to me. Jan
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dianeinthevalley
MemberSo do we have anymore or how about other etsy sites you like Diane
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Jan, that's why it's great to book mark them so you can get them all typed up and loaded when you have a block of time but then bookmark them and list them only 1-3 at a time to bump you up. You can run to your computer and in two clicks do the final step to list your item.
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I'm new here but I've been on Etsy for a little over a year...shop is a little empty due to me having a new baby!
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Congrats on the new baby!!!
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crafty1
MemberOk, ya'll are wealth of information so I know you will know!! I have been investigating setting up a shop on etsy. But, I need some advise. How do you figure you shipping prices. Not quite "getting it" on how to figure the shipping on the etsy website. HELP!
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What's etsy?! I keep seeing it mentioned but I'm new to all this.
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Shipping cost on Etsy is tricky. I pack and weigh all my items before listing and then pick about 3 zip codes...east coast, west coast, and middle USA to get an idea for charges in those areas. You can also add 1 pound to that rate just to be sure and cover all areas. Just average the cost and you should come close to actual charges. Also I try to stay under 2 pounds on most items. Those flat rate boxes are good too for larger weight items so you can't lose there! Jan
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Christine, it's a WONDERFUL site that sells ONLY handmade items, crafting/art supplies, and vintage items.
www.etsy.comCrafty1, go to USPS.com and you can estimate shipping by using their calculate the postage feature. Don't forget to add enough for shipping supplies. It costs a lot more to ship to the coasts so choose zips from there. You can estimate international shipping also. I just do that on a per request basis.
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crafty1
MemberThanks for the info. I had not thought about choosing zips from different areas to estimate. I will give that a try. I will let you know my address when I get going. Off to 20 miles of yards sales today in Central Missouri.
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Okay, I was just looking at etsy and picked vintage tins to look at. People were selling things for $10.00 and up for the kinds of things you would see at any yard sale for 25cents! Do people really pay those prices?! I guess that's why I'm not in business. I always think if I wouldn't pay that price neither would anyone else.
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