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10 Great Sites to Buy Handmade Goods Back in 2005, Etsy changed the online market for small-scale artisans, offering a new place on the web to showcase and sell handcrafted goods, with more upmarket and boutique-style options than eBay. Fast forward to 2010, and while we're happy to report that Etsy is still thriving, a wealth of similar social commerce sites have sprung up around it. If you just love homemade and handcrafted treasures, or if you're a seller looking to get your goods out there, here's a list of 10 great sites (in alphabetical order) that you might want to take some time to check out. Some of the goodies on these sites are tempting, however, so be sure to mind your wallet as you explore! 1. 1000 Markets Currently boasting over 90,000 specialty items, good-looking U.S. Those 90,000 items are varied and range from art, ceramics, food, health & beauty, jewelery, musical instruments, toys and children's clothing, among others. Sample Listing: Tagline: Buy artisan goods. 2. Tagline: Sell without fees. 3. 4. 5. 6. U.S.
DramaCrazy.net - Discuss Asian Drama | Read Fan Reviews | Download Wallpapers | Watch Drama DIY Dixie Cup Garland Aug 10 Cuteness alert coming right at you, but how fun is this little DIY project, guys? I found the original inspiration on Pinterest (the ‘lamp shades’ were covered in Hallowe’en hued paper) but figured I’d give it a go using my fave hues. {Step 1} Carefully cut apart a Dixie cup and smooth it out so it is as flat as possible. {Step 2} Using double sided tape, adhere one end of a shade cover to a Dixie cup. Like so! {Step 3} Using a pencil (or you can just eyeball it) you’ll make an X on the bottoms of the Dixie cups. I only made a select number of shades for the purpose of the photos here but you get the idea. And just in case you’re wondering how your little cups will look when you plug in your lights, here’s a shot for you :) xoxo This little project was also shown over on The Loveliest Day; thanks Melis for sharing the love :)
Verrosaique tout pour le vitrail,tiffany,mosaique,fusing Roll Off On The Go Rentals | Dumpster Rentals - Waste Management Service in Rockville 1000 Markets Review | Handmade Marketing Posted by HandmadeMarketing.org in Selling Platforms on 06 13th, 2009 | 30 responses HandmadeMarketing.org reader Ronnie Schultz, from the 1000 Markets shop My Three Jewels , shares why she chose 1000Markets.com to sell handmade. “ ,” Ronnie told HandmadeMarketing.org. “ {*style:<i>Getting to see what other merchants on 1000Markets are doing inspires me and keeps me up to speed on what products are out there. I also thought I could learn from others as to how to make my shop stand out </i>*}.” When asked what she likes most about using 1000 Markets as a selling platform, Ronnie told our team two aspects of the site she likes best. “ ,” she said. When our team was interested in the opportunities for 1000 Markets, Ronnie’s answer was frank. “ ,” Ronnie told us. Some sellers think 1000 Markets is too new to make the switch from another more established selling platform. “ ,” Ronnie told HandmadeMarketing.org. “ .” . “ ,” Ronnie said. . . “ ,” Ronnie told us. . Ronnie tells us, “ .” .
The Complete Story of Harry Potter Illustrated in 8 Posters by Lucy Knisley The Complete Story of Harry Potter Illustrated in 8 Posters by Lucy Knisley by Laura Hudson July 7, 2011 2:30 PM Share on Facebook Share on Twitter The eighth and final Harry Potter movie, The Deathly Hallows Part 2, hits theaters in a little over a week, and to celebrate this final cinematic chapter in the life of everyone’s favorite adolescent wizard, French Milk creator Lucy Knisley has illustrated an amazing set of eight Harry Potter posters that detail the plot of the entire series. Obviously, there’s a lot packed into these, so if you like the looks of them I recommend heading over to Lucy’s site — where you can download the posters for free at a higher resolution — and checking out the poster that combines all eight illustrations into one massive Harry Potter mega-story! Filed Under: Harry Potter, HarryPotter, Lucy Knisley, LucyKnisley Category: Culture More Leave a comment Send to a friend! Print this page Pin it! Reddit This! Share on Tumblr! Best of the Web Old School: Where Are They Now?
How To Mix Chalkboard Paint in Any Color We love using chalkboards as backdrops for displays and parties (like this one here!). So we were super excited to learn that you can create your own custom colors-and it's really easy! We first learned how from Martha Stewart whose tutorial you can read here. Supplies: 1/2 cup acrylic paint (choose any color you like, or mix colors together to make the perfect shade!) 1. 2. Once your chalkboard has fully dried be sure to slate the surface before using it for the first time. Have fun creating any color combination you like!!
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