Turquoise Hand Knotted Necklace with Cross from Kathy Alderfer
I love giving homemade or handmade items at Christmas, but if I took the time to make as many gifts as I’d like, I’d have no time for sleep {it’s overrated}, cooking dinner {the family would revolt} or even this site {would you miss me?}! So I turn to Etsy. Etsy is to showing, what Pinterest is to telling. It’s where thousands of the coolest, most talented humans on the planet come together to sell the most awesome handmade stuff.
Recycled Wool Dolls from Sighfoo
I have an Etsy shop too in hopes that all those talented people will somehow rub off on me! You can check it out HERE. But that’s not what this post is about. It’s about YOU and YOUR Etsy shops!
Rainbow Patchwork Postage Stamp Baby / Crib Quilt from ZoeDawn
You see as I was surfing Etsy the other day, admiring shop after shop, it occurred to me that I probably have hundreds of readers who have shops on Etsy that I’d love to know about. And if I’m going to give anyone my business, it makes perfect sense to give it to all of you who show up here to support me.
Egg gathering apron from Yoder Sewing Room
So now’s your chance to promote yourself. If you have an Etsy shop, leave a comment on this post with the link to your shop and tell us a little about what you sell. With the holidays right around the corner I would LOVE to be able to feature some of your items in a Mornings with Mavis post.
Don’t have a shop but have wanted to start one? Here are my tips on How to Sell on Etsy. Check them out and see if Etsy is the right fit for you.
I’m so excited to see all of the hidden talents my readers have!
~Mavis
Vicki says
Thanks Mavis!
I upcycle/recycle/repurpose vintage jewelry & design new pieces.
https://www.etsy.com/shop/DragonflyVintiques
Kim says
Vicki, I’m digging your bobby pins and hair combs!
Kelly Jones says
Mavis, I love that you’re doing this.
My boyfriend and his friend have been working hard to get J&K Hempworks up and running.
They’re a small, local business in Maine using natural products (mostly hemp oil based). Their etsy page currently only has two lip balm flavors available (the hempamint is my favorite!) but they’re adding more flavored balms soon (orange and vanilla) and soaps are also in production. I’d love to get their name in circulation and hope this is a good opportunity to bring attention to their business and all of the hard work that they’ve put into it! Thanks for thinking of homemade goods 🙂
Kelly says
J&K hempworks
https://www.etsy.com/se-en/shop/JKsHempworksLLC
Tammy says
What a generous thing to do. Can’t wait to see some of the shops!
Sara Schalliol-Hodge says
Hello! I’m a printmaker/artist/designer. I’d love for you to take a gander at my Etsy shop!
https://www.etsy.com/shop/saraschalliol
http://www.ilikesara.com
Thanks!
Sara
Kim says
I like your style Sara! Beautiful prints!
Delma Atwell says
I LOVE Etsy ! It is my go to place when buying gifts as I always find fabulous unique items. I have also been able to help my kiddos with college because of my modest little shop. I still amazes me each time someone , with the vastness of the internet, finds me and chooses to spend their hard earned money on things I make. I can’t wait to see who else following you here is on Etsy making and selling! Thank you for helping promote handcrafted, handmade, and small businesses. https://www.etsy.com/shop/LaughRabbitJr
FarmGirl says
I am so glad that Mavis is doing this and that I checked out the comments. I love that chaos family monkey pillow. My farming brother has four daughters and a city wife and that describes their house to a T. I think I just found her Christmas present! 🙂
Catherine says
I sell minimalist handmade metalwork jewelry — most of it small and some with a little extra whimsy.
http://CatherineMarissa.etsy.com
Kim says
I checked out your store and dig what you produce. I’m choosing to take frequency of the letter “K” showing up in your examples as a sign. 🙂 Your store has been bookmarked.
Jessica S. says
Hello, Mavis! What a wonderful idea! My husband’s etsy shop has grown from a hobby to the primary income for our family of 5! He sells Ampoids – Hand wired amps that will tickle your auditory nerves. So basically he builds tiny speakers in empty Altoids tins. One model connects to your phone/MP3 player’s headphone jack with a cable (it’s included), allowing you to share your music with the room. The other model is an electric guitar amp, allowing you to play your guitar in unexpected places. My husband’s inspiration was a tiny guitar amp that had been built into a cigarette carton that allowed him to play his guitar at sea when he was stationed on a submarine! He designed the circuits for these little speakers and chose a more family-friendly and sturdier home for them in the Altoids tin, and they have been a success! Thanks so much for promoting etsy shops! Love your blog – it is inspirational to me in so many ways, from gardening to canning and beyond.
https://www.etsy.com/shop/ampoids?ref=s2-header-shopname
Kim says
These are very cool! I could see gifting some of the more unique amps.
Delma Atwell says
Thank you for promoting Etsy – – – it really is a community of makers, connected worldwide through the magic of the internet. It is my go to place for buying fabulous, unique gifts and my modest little shop is helping pay for two sons in college. Yay!
Ria says
Now more than ever, I am glad to be following and reading your blog everyday. So awesome that you are doing this and promoting artisans and crafters. Go, go, go Mavis!!!
Laura says
Hi,
My Etsy shop is StudioLC if you’re looking for any baby booties in cool colors. Love your blog !
Daniel Perry says
My Daughter Andi decorates old mason jars, and recycles any glass vessel/bottle, and decorates them. She also now does flower arrangements………………..https://www.etsy.com/shop/TwineandDandy
Caitlin O'Malley says
I would love to be featured! My shop is Caitlin’s Collection and specializes in handmade soy candles!
Teresa says
If you love hand dyed wool (and I think you do) check out woven woods goods on ESTY. Not only are the fibers hand-dyed, it’s from her own livestock that live on the farm. Alpaca, lamb, goat, rabbit even porcupine quills for crafting. Awesome site.
Andrew C. says
I do not have an Etsy shop but my wife recently started one. She sells hand embroidered and sewn tote bags, clutch bags, hoop art, and framed pieces. Here shop name is StitchingGloryBe. Her page, linked below, has some items she has already made but if you contact her she’ll work with you for a custom embroidered item as well.
https://www.etsy.com/shop/StitchingGloryBe?ref=shop_sugg#
Athina Greiner says
Great idea! If your interested my friend and I make jewelry! Have a great week!
https://www.etsy.com/listing/216592440/crystal-amethyst-necklace-wire-wrapped?ref=shop_home_active_4
Kim says
I definitely have someone I can shop for in your shop.
Amie says
Hi Mavis,
I think that giving handmade gifts is a wonderful idea with such a positive impact on independent artists! I also would like to let you know that I really like your website; I’m a new and occasional lurker, and your site has helped to reawaken a deep urge of mine to live a more sustainable homesteading life.
I’m a clothing designer and textile artist, and I draft printable sewing patterns that I offer on my Etsy page:
https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/AmieScottSews
Leanna says
Ooh I love that you are doing this. I haven’t delved into Etsy yet except to browse once and I was overwhelmed.
Thank you for helping to narrow the field for me.
Mariska says
Thank you so much for doing this!
My Etsy shop is notime2bbored, and I sell crochet and sewing patterns in the form of easy step by step photo tutorials. So not actual items, but you can use these patterns to make pretty things yourself. Some patterns are very suitable for beginners.
https://www.etsy.com/shop/notime2bbored
Sue V says
Hi Mavis,
I don’t have an etsy shop but one of my best friends does and I think you’ll like it. She creates art by recycling/upcycling items. She has unique prints, notecards, and vintage items. Amy lives in Washington State and also sells at many local art festivals.
https://www.etsy.com/shop/fourcornersdesign
Kim says
I’m digging Amy’s style. Thanks for sharing.
Kathy Alderfer says
Mavis, thank you so much for featuring my shop today! Such a delightful surprise! There are so many talented artisans on Etsy…I can spend hours browsing. Looking forward to visiting more shops after looking through your readers’ comments today. Thanks!
https://www.etsy.com/shop/kathyalderfer
Starbeamer says
This is such a lovely idea, Mavis.
I sell crochet toy patterns, a few knitted glove patterns as well as sewn dpn and crochet hook holders.
https://www.etsy.com/shop/StarbeamerPatterns
Sue says
I sell vintage embroidery re-prints on Etsy as PDFs and on my website as iron on transfers. The cute dancing dishes and fruits still make me smile and I’ve been doing this for a long time!
For instantly downloadable PDFs on Etsy I’m InstaVint.
https://www.etsy.com/shop/InstaVint
For iron on transfers, I’m Stitchin’ Kitchen.
http://www.stitchinkitchen.com
If you ever decide to do a give-a-way, I would love to contribute!
Amanda Clark says
Hi Mavis ~ This is such a great idea! I do a lot of holiday shopping via Etsy, but I’m also a shop owner.
I currently specialize in hand carved decorative surfboards and a line of painted ornaments (mostly geared toward runners, 5K, half marathon, etc but adding some new things this year), and most recently art prints/chalk art. Thanks for promoting the art community, can’t wait to see what treasures others post!
http://www.surfpixie.etsy.com
instagram @surfpixieart
Bonnie L says
We just opened our etsy shop that focuses on jewelry with stones that represent a special month in your life. It is a twist on the original idea of birthstones, but instead of just celebrating your birthday we celebrate your marriage, your kids, your graduation, the month you beat cancer or met your best friend. So many ways to celebrate! Thanks so much for doing this- what a great way to pay it forward!
etsy.com/shop/heyjuneshop
Kayla says
What a kind idea!
My etsy shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/ElegamiPapercrafts
I make jewelry, mobiles, garlands and more with origami. I particularly love elephants, so I usually have mostly origami elephant items in my shop!
M. says
I hook rugs too!
https://www.etsy.com/shop/maggiesfarm1846?ref=hdr_shop_menu
ann in E. oregon says
Mavis, this is a generous thing to do for ETSY folks and a great idea for those of us who haven’t taken advantage of shopping ETSY……………..yet! 🙂
selena n says
Hi! I love reading your blog, you have inspired me to try my hand at gardening! I have an etsy shop- and sell handmade skirts, jewelry and other misc. I am always creating something and adding it to my shop, it helps support me as a stay at home mom! https://www.etsy.com/shop/Spoonsandlace?ref=si_shop
Lisa Millar says
Fantastic!
When I have a chance I am going to spend some time going through the Etsy Shops mentioned here.
I have been following “Tree Change Dolls” – amazing upcycled Brats dolls turned into beautiful natural style dolls with handmade clothes (New faces and hair) by a lady in Hobart Tasmania.
Beautiful handcrafted presents are the way to go!!
Cari says
Hi Mavis!
This is so cool of you to do. I have three Etsy shops. My main shop is Midwood Design Studio (link below) I make a lot of home decor and gift items. I also have a vintage shop and a shop full of cool stuff made from re purposed records, They link from my main shop. Thank you so much for supporting your fellow Etsians! I have already found some cool, new shops from above.
https://www.etsy.com/shop/midwooddesign?ref=hdr_shop_menu
Yvette Alexander says
Thank you Mavis My Etsy shop contains my handmade, hand painted pottery
http://www.Etsy.com/shop/FairFolkPottery
Can’t wait to check out all these other great shops!
Carrie says
Thanks Mavis!
I enjoy making OOAK tote bags for my etsy shop Fruitfulcorner. I make small, medium, large, and extra large totes out of different kinds of fabric. But I have the most fun finding small quilts at Goodwill that I can repurpose into a useful tote bag.
https://www.etsy.com/shop/Fruitfulcorner
Jeanette says
Oh how sweet, and generous of you! I do have an etsy shop and would be honored to be among you and other artisans! Thank you! My shop is Sweet Jeanette bags, tags & girly things.
Vicki says
I’ve been crafting all my life, it seems. One day I read a quote somewhere that said something about just taking a chance and doing what you’ve been hesitant to do. I opened my Etsy shop that very day. I’ve had various things in it, with varying degrees of success. Right now, I’m featuring some cute amigurumi patterns for crochet as well as polymer clay fairy doors, which I just cannot keep in stock.
I love giving handmade. There are certain people on my gift list who just understand what goes into something that you’ve made especially for them. They get handmade gifts for every gift-giving occasion. Then there are those few who just say, “Well, I could have bought this for a lot less than you probably spent to make it.” They get gift cards.
Please take a look at my shop – PinkChihuahuaCrafts. If you see something you like but the colors aren’t right, let me know and we can talk about a custom order.
And thanks, Mavis, for promoting handmade!
https://www.etsy.com/shop/PinkChihuahuaCrafts?ref=hdr_shop_menu
Julie says
Have you heard about Amazon’s version of Etsy?? I think it just started last week. Amazon Homemade is what it is called. What do you think about this, Mavis? I know you love Amazon, but are they stepping on Etsy’s toes with this?
Nicole Clifford says
I have been reading your blog for several years. Your garden always makes me green with envy!
My husband and I have recently opened up a ceramics studio based in North Pole, AK.https://www.etsy.com/shop/UpNorthCeramics?ref=hdr_shop_menu
It’s only a few listings for now, but, we hope to have it packed full in time for Black Friday shopping!
Ann Carpenter says
Couldn’t find comment section for your kindle books. Could you PLEASE stop listing the books free that are NOT? SLOW COOKER CHICKEN RECIPES Free
Mason Jar Cookbook Free These are NOT free. You MUST pay to read these. I love your blogs and look forward to the kindle book selection and usually click on any free book that is non fiction. Obviously it take tine and I have to leave your blog/newsletter to go and get them and then go back. A tad frustrating when it turns out the book is NOT FREE! More pics and stories about LUCY please?? Thank you.
Katie P NC says
I don’t have an Etsy shop but I have a page on Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/SeasCraftyNC
I paint a lot of pet portraits, actually I just printed out a picture of Lucy to paint and send to you hoping for a little shout out. I painted one for Flower Patch Farmgirl (you can see it on her instagram) just recently.
I’ve been hoping to expand my audience a little bit, this is perfect, thank you for posting this entry!!! I love painting pets and nursery items because they’re just so happy and end up meaning much more than I could have ever imagined. I price mine relatively cheap for a portrait because not everyone can afford the price people are charging but still want to have a physical memento of their favorite fur face! It would be a total honor to have you promote me on your page , thank you from all of us!
Katie
Sea’s Crafty Custom Artwork
mandy says
Hi Mavis,
This is a fun idea! I mainly sell vintage items. I like sharing items I’ve found that catch my eye, with others who may enjoy them as well. I also paint. Mainly picture frames, I do them in a distressed, worn style. My shop is at https://www.etsy.com/shop/shesitsbytheseashore
Marcy says
Hi! This is Marcy Yoder-Lee from the Yoder Sewing Room and the Egg Gathering Apron (which you highlighted in your post). Thank you so much for sharing!
The Yoder Sewing Room started in May of 2015 when my mother and I launched our Egg Gathering Apron in our Etsy shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/yodersewingroom
We love making these wonderful aprons that truly are functional, not just cute :)!
Blessings!
Erin Huffstetler says
Hi Mavis,
This is a great idea! My shop is a mix of practical handmade goods and vintage finds. I sell handmade garden journals, tea towel calendars, notepads made out of upcycled materials, etc. You can find it here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/MyFrugalHome
Mindy says
I’m an obsessive gardener, and take way too many photos of said plants. After filling an entire hallway with framed prints, I decided to share them with the world. My shop has downloadable flower photos. 🙂
https://www.etsy.com/shop/RindyMae
Brittany W says
Love this post! Can’t wait to read all the comments and find some new favorites!
My shop is here: PowerOfWordsVinyl.etsy.com
I sell Vinyl wall art, custom decals, and custom coffee mugs. I can also make custom shirts, tote bags, and hats! It’s been a super fun way to bring in a few extra dollars and it allows me to stay at home with the kids! You can see some other examples at http://www.facebook.com/PoWords
🙂
Kate says
Hi Mavis!
What a great idea! I’ve already checked out some of the shops listed and your readers are amazing!
I have a shop as well, https://www.etsy.com/shop/LittleGranolas. I sell natural insect repellant, sun screen, and lip balms. And hope to have more listed soon. I believe in simple ingredients and whenever possible I purchased locally. We are all in this together!
Laura says
What a wonderful idea! I’m enjoying checking out your reader’s Etsy shops!
I sell cake truffles, cookies, granola and other sweet treats at The Blustering Baker. https://www.etsy.com/shop/TheBlusteringBaker
Yvonne says
Very awesome Etsy sellers here!
I have an Etsy shop for my realistic looking, animal sculptures. I needle felt them and have sold my critters all over the world : )
Thanks for checking them out!
Yvonne
Yvonne says
It would be helpful, if I added the link to my shop ; )
https://www.etsy.com/shop/YvonnesWorkshop?ref=hdr_shop_menu
Arbie Goodfellow says
Hi Mavis,
I LOVE your blog!
I would love to have my etsy shop featured. It is Frenchtutu
https://www.etsy.com/shop/Frenchtutu?ref=hdr_shop_menu
I make whimsical necklaces with animal charms that I make from ceramic animals that I use to play with in grade school!
Paula Reed says
This is our etsy site that specializes in Star Trek costuming! Next year will be the 50th anniversary of Star Trek, the original series and we hope that lots of people will find us!
Thanks so much Miss Mavis!
Best,
Paula Reed.
Rosemarie says
Hi Mavis, love your blog and your enthusiasm for all things simple and cheap! Me too! I think it is a fantastic idea of sharing etsy shops, as not all of us have gotten very established yet. I design and handcraft what I like to call “simplistic” jewelry. My shop is : etsy.com/shop/RosieMeadowDesigns Thank you!
Kathy says
I don’t have an Etsy shop but I wanted to tell you that I think it is wonderful that you are doing this for those readers of yours who do have one. I hope I can do some of my Christmas shopping from fellow readers of yours. Kathy
Sherri Chekal says
Thanks for doing this!
My young adult daughter is autistic and she has found she has a knack for woodworking. I am a weaver… so she started to make me a few weaving tools. Well, she did so well at it, friends were asking for more and finally, this last July, she opened an Etsy shop and had over 40 protoypes of tools, looms, and more. She’s had over 400 orders in 4 months! And people just love her beautiful work.
She would be so tickled if you mentioned her shop one day! 🙂
Thanks a bunch!
https://www.etsy.com/shop/WindhavenFiberTools?ref=hdr_shop_menu
Sherri
Melissa says
Thank you Mavis – what a lovely thing to do. Plus I am very excited to see the other shops.
Melissa
https://www.etsy.com/shop/CharmedMenagerie
Marian says
My shop! https://www.etsy.com/shop/Belisse?ref=hdr_shop_menu
I like to crochet as therapy, eventually I have to sell the items. New items coming soon!!!
Laura F. says
Jumping in to share my shop link, I knit and felt wool elf slippers, handmade to order! https://www.etsy.com/shop/mommayaya
Jillbert says
Gotta say that the elf slippers rock! I’ve had a pair for a few years and they are always a hit to wear around the holidays.
Dale Ann says
Awesome shops above!
My shop is De La Renaissance.
I am an artist, so have lots of whimsical prints, cards, necklaces, bookmarks, and a few handmade finger puppets.
https://www.etsy.com/shop/delarenaissance
Matt says
Wow! What a great idea!
We’ve been following your site for a while & love your recipe ideas!
Thanks – http://purpleoyster.etsy.com
Debbie Evert says
Hi, Mavis!
My Etsy shop is petscrapbookmaker (https://www.etsy.com/people/petscrapbookmaker?ref=hdr_user_menu#).
I started making scrapbooks about pets, but have expanded to so much more. However, the scrapbook from the pet’s point of view is my premiere product and my favorite. I use kids’ board books and paperboard as the start of pages then add the photos, yardstick, embellishments.
My other products include rubber stamped ceramic or porcelain tiles. I also put photos on tiles.
Scrabble tiles, unique personalized family calendar, photo collages and so much more.
Anne says
Hi, Mavis – thanks for promoting our shops on Etsy! My shop is WhimseysbyAnne, and it’s a combination of handmade items for babies especially cocoons and dress outfits, yarn, cross stitch patterns, supplies, finished pieces, cross stitch fabric, patterns and sewing fabric, as well as “whimseys” – things that strike my fancy while I’m working on projects. I’ve just finished a red Santa Baby outfit and another in green that are adorable.
Stop by and visit me!
https://www.etsy.com/shop/WhimseysByAnne?ref=search_shop_redirect
Elizabeth says
I love your blog! I live just a bit north of you in rural Snohomish, and love trying to follow your gardening tips on our 8 acres, in between wrangling my 3 littles and working on my etsy shop! I make wedding stationery: invitations and wedding mad libs (a fun wedding guest book alternative, where guests are prompted to leave unique wedding advice for the newlyweds).
http://www.paperblissdesigns.etsy.com
Angela B says
Hi Mavis!
Thanks for promoting these etsy sites! I’ve already picked out a few for christmas/holiday gifts!
This site is run by my father’s girlfriend: https://www.etsy.com/shop/FabricOfProvence
She imports fabrics from Provence, France & they are absolutely beautiful!
Diana says
I sell pillows on my eBay site stores.ebay.com/Islandia-Designs-Pillows-and-More. I started sewing when I was six years old and haven’t stopped since! I love fabric and creating unique pillows with great attention to detail. My husband is a potter and specializes in ceramic yarn bowls. We spend our days keeping busy in our art studio!
Ashland says
I love your blog! I would love for my Etsy Shop to be featured on your blog!! https://www.etsy.com/shop/121FarmhouseKitchen?ref=search_shop_redirect
pam says
I’m posting this for my daughter, who at the age of 40+ started getting creative!! Her being an avid Seahawks fan, she found her ‘calling’ making things “Everything Seahawks”. Of course her being my daughter I love everything she makes! I’ve sent many a friend one or more of her creations, from California to Virginia!
Thanks Mavis!! you rock!
pam says
Oops, forgot to add the link to my daughters Etsy site: Everything Seahawks! and by the way, her name is Melissa! thanks again Mavis!
https://www.etsy.com/shop/EverythingHawks?ref=l2-shopheader-name
Kimberly says
Hi Mavis,
I just opened my etsy shop specializing in Deco Mesh holiday wreaths today in hopes of earning money to buy my three kids Christmas gifts. https://www.etsy.com/shop/WreathMotif
David says
I enjoy creating and repurposing item I find at thrift stores and found items. I make clocks and lamps that I resell on etsy. Would love you to feature my shop some time.
Would love you to feature my pallet clocks made from reclaimed discarded pallets and barnwood
https://www.etsy.com/shop/montesanoalpacas?section_id=10133506&ref=shopsection_leftnav_8
Or my lamps made from thrift store and found cameras and other fun objects
https://www.etsy.com/shop/montesanoalpacas?section_id=7349455&ref=shopsection_leftnav_4
Regina says
Hi Mavis,
My shop is I still a work in progress. But I’ve sold something at least! I make cream is, on and off for the last 15 years or so. Life had finally settled down and I was getting back into… And now I have a baby on the way so ceramics are in the backseat again! I have to travel to a group studio about 45 minutes away… So production is lacking right now. I do have a wheel and a kiln at home, in my garage, but and plans for a home studio build are on hold for the moment.
Anyway, I mostly sell what I don’t have room for at home in a shop locally. But I would like to expand my audience since some of my themes are a little more for special buyers.
Simple or Bust Studios on Etsy! Thanks for looking!
Regina says
Hi Mavis, please delete my last post? I didn’t realize my iPad thought ceramics should be corrected to “cream” and don’t want to leave anyone really confused!
My shop is I still a work in progress. But I’ve sold something at least! I make ceramics, on and off for the last 15 years or so. Life had finally settled down and I was getting back into it… And now I have a baby on the way so ceramics are in the backseat again! I have to travel to a group studio about 45 minutes away… So production is lacking right now. I do have a wheel and a kiln at home, in my garage, but and plans for a home studio build are on hold for the moment.
Anyway, I mostly sell what I don’t have room for at home in a shop locally. But I would like to expand my audience since some of my themes are a little more for special buyers.
Simple or Bust Studios on Etsy! Thanks for looking!
Shannon says
Hello Mavis,
I am still kind of new to Etsy, but I’m enjoying it very much. I specialize in handmade crochet and knit items.
https://www.etsy.com/shop/DiversifiedDesignsTX
Thanks,
Shannon
Diane Aguilar says
Hi
We are just starting out but have our wind chimes on Etsy..here is the link
https://www.etsy.com/shop/WinenTwine?ref=hdr_shop_menu
Let me know what you think.
Thanks
Diane
Mavis Butterfield says
Yes! I posted your shop last week. Very cute stuff. Well done.
Arbie Goodfellow says
Hi Mavis,
I love your blog sooo much! I wish we were neighbors!
I have an Etsy shop called Frenchtutu
I sell whimsical animal necklaces… my biggest seller is my Unicorn.
Thank-You so much!!
~Arbie
Arbie Goodfellow says
Oops here is the link to my Etsy shop!!
https://www.etsy.com/shop/Frenchtutu?ref=hdr_shop_menu
Thanks!
Carol says
Mavis – Longtime reader here!
We have a small Etsy shop where we sell pottery that my husband makes in our garage. Well, and in the TV room, and office. He’s acquired 3 kilns!!
Steve has a quirky creative mind and his pottery reflects that! Usually we have more LOTR/Hobbit items, but have almost sold out right now. Back to work,Steve!
Please take a look at https://www.etsy.com/shop/OneGreenAcre and see what you think!
Thanks so much!
lisa ronay says
HI_
I am a jeweler and hand make all my work. My studio is named after my constant companion, Deafcat. He “helps”
Heres my Etsy store:
https://www.etsy.com/shop/DeafCatStudios?ref=hdr_shop_menu
Thanks so much!! Lisa
Kitty Snyder says
I make fun Fleece Hats for everybody with a head! I trim them with Feathers or Fringe and they can still be machine washed and dried!
Warm, practical, silly and easy to stick in your pocket when you take them off.
This is a wonderful way to promote Etsy shops. So many great Sellers and Buyers. I feel like they are all friends. Best of luck with your very charming shop!
I love your blog. You are so industrious, while remaining unfailingly cheerful!
Thank you
Kitty
Karen Morgen says
Hi Mavis,
What a great way to help small and local businesses! My Etsy shop is called Unexpected Heirlooms. I sell beautifully crafted, handmade, one-of-a-kind quilts.
https://www.etsy.com/shop/UnexpectedHeirlooms
Enjoy!
Nicole Murphy says
vintage enthusiast and folk artist
Daniel Whitmore says
This is so nice of you to promote small business. My daughter-in-law is a excellent seamstress. She makes quality hand-made baby accessories and of course the beautiful baby modeling the scarves and bibs is my cute little grand-daughter. My favorite is the baby head protector. It reminds me of a Genghis Khan helmet! The site is called YangYang Designs. Be sure to read the story of Yang Yang:
https://www.etsy.com/shop/YangYangDesigns
Thank you.
Karen says
I crochet to raise fund for my favorite animal rescue. I make potholders, catnip cat toys, blankets, scarves, and wool cat butt coasters.
https://www.etsy.com/shop/KarensKozyKreations?ref=hdr_shop_menu
MarinaRose says
Hi Mavis, what a great idea to have etsy shops promoted on your site!
I recently opened up an etsy shop to earn some money to fly down to CA to visit my grandparents.
I make and sell beautiful Customized DOG Silhouette Quilts…Each quilt/blanket has lots of your favorite dog breed silhouettes all over!
I also make customized pillow sets…and dog drool bibs for those drooling newfies and mastiffs:)
Please check out my shop sometime! https://www.etsy.com/shop/usbytheseaside
Thanks Mavis!
Diane says
Hi Mavis
Love your blog and stuff!!! Definitely entertaining!!
We started last year on Etsy and have made a few sales here and there. My husband makes wind chimes from wine bottles. Take a look at our stuff and let me know what you think.
Thank you for the opportunity!
Diane
Emily Hickman says
Hi Mavis,
I make recycled jewelry from vintage decorative tins that once held tea, biscuits, and candy. I would love to have my Etsy shop, Tin Moon Jewelryworks, featured. https://www.etsy.com/shop/TinMoonJewelryworks
Thanks!
Emily Hickman
Candace Hassen says
Hi Mavis,
I have scrappy ready made, and custom quilts in my shop. They range from lap size to king size. I also self publish quilt patterns, and I am making pot holders for holiday gift giving. I would love for you to check out my shop. Thanks!
DeAn Johnson says
Hello, my name is DeAnn.
I run two Etsy shops that are very different other than two things. First, we are both completely handmade! (yeah!) And Second, we both offer totally custom items for our customers in order to get them just exactly what they are looking for.
For example. http://www.GreenGranny2014.etsy.com is an 18″ doll clothing store that specializes in upcycled / recycled / repurposed clothing and accessories (including SHOES)! This shop is a joint partnership between my mother (the seamstress), my sister (the cobbler), and myself (business manager, marketer and customizer)! In addition to making all these wonderful doll clothes, this store donates ALL of it’s profits to help purchase fleece and flannel that is used to make blankets for the homeless / in need / and shut-in nursing home patients every winter. To take a look at all the special items in her store please go to http://www.GreenGranny2014.com
Then, after I got that business rolling well, I started my own! I build barnwood frames out of century old (often falling down) barns in the local midwestern states. I harvest the usable wood from the farms, sort it, clean it, trim it into usable boards, and THEN I start the building process for the frames and other home decor items I make. This next summer I even plan on selling board feet of usable barnwood to crafters wholesale on Etsy Studio (it’s something fun to learn). To see my work, please go to http://www.FramesInBarnwood.etsy.com – And thank you all so much for sharing your passions and excitement here!!!