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I Want to Promote YOUR Etsy Shop

By Mavis Butterfield on - 75 Comments

I have smart readers. I have resourceful readers. I have crafty readers. I know all this to be true because I’ve seen it through your comments and your emails. But I just want to focus on the crafty part for a hot second. I know you make things, you pour your heart and soul into handmade goods and so many of you sell your wares over on that lovely little place called Etsy. I’ve seen some of your shops and I have been BLOWN AWAY! You guys are crazy talented and now I want the world to know!

etsy shop: LoveLettersUpcycled

With the holiday shopping season right around the corner, I’d love to promote YOU and your Etsy shop. I want to know what you sell so I can post it and share it, and so others can purchase all your goodies.

etsyshop: 1803ohiofarmbaskets

 Etsy is pretty freakin awesome for doing just that. I love selling on Etsy myself. 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.

etsy shop: artfulaccents

So I want to see YOUR awesome handmade stuff! Here’s your chance to promote yourself. If you have an Etsy shop, go ahead and leave a comment on this telling us what you sell and then make sure you post the link to your shop. Gift giving season is almost here, so I would LOVE to be able to feature some of your items in a Mornings with Mavis post. Although I wish I could, chances are I won’t be able to post every single shop you share. But I’ll try to post as many as possible!

etsy shop: LittlePeachesShop

Don’t have a shop but want to start one? I’ve gathered some of my tips on How to Sell on Etsy. Check ’em out and see if Etsy is the right fit for you.

I’m so excited to see all of the hidden talents you guys have!

~Mavis

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Comments

  1. Mechelle Farrell says

    This is my daughters store specializing in hand made wood signs for wedding decor, bridal gifts and home decor

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  5. Jessica says

    Hey Mavis! For the hostesses among your readers, I sell frugal-friendly and DIY templates for holiday gatherings, dinner parties and more. For around $5, folks can download my reusable Menu and Place Card templates that they can easily edit in Microsoft Word and print at home 🙂 The little touches add so much!

    https://www.etsy.com/shop/shopclickity

    This all began when I created templates for my own wedding, and I’m so happy to have found a way to share them and help others save money on costly paper products along the way!

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  6. Kate says

    Thank you for the chance to share! I make crocheted toys and gifts. Mostly play food. My shop is called Karherine King Crochet on Etsy.

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  9. Amanda says

    I am a SAHM and I love shopping on Etsy! At nap time and after the little has gone to bed, I make custom dog collars!

    My etsy shop : ravenandhound.etsy.com

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  13. Diana says

    I just opened my etsy shop this year. I make designer pillows which are a quick and easy way for you to update your home decor. My throw pillows have a welt around the outside edge for a professional finish. I also stuff the pillows with forms and offer free shipping. I love the friendly atmosphere on etsy and the great platform it offers for artisans. Thanks for promoting these shops. My etsy shop is Islandia Designshttps://www.etsy.com/in-en/shop/IslandiaDesigns?ref=seller-platform-mcnav.

    I also have an instagram account https://instagram.com/islandiadesigns for my pillows. My other passion is gardening and my instagram account for that is https://instagram.com/blossomvalleylife.

    Thanks so much for letting us share!

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  16. Elizabeth Johnson says

    I make Jewelry featuring lots of wire… lots of copper wire but some sterling silver and very little gold fill (but am working on working with brass… which is kind of hard to work with). Wire Wrap, Wire Weave, Straight Wire, Swirly Wire, Pretty beads, Fancy Cabochons, Rhinestones, Crystals, Buttons, Fun, Organic, Victorian, Mermaid, Fairy… just fun and sometimes elegant quirky jewelry. I do my own thing, I also use ( copy written by artist and permission given) designs of other artists who are always credited … from their tutorials, and I hope that what appeals to my aesthetic… appeals to yours! Thanks for the opportunity to share!
    https://www.etsy.com/shop/rivermoonartistry?ref=seller-platform-mcnav

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  17. Marie says

    I love that you’re doing this!

    My husband and I share a shop. He does beautiful woodworking (spoons, bowls, whisks, and such), and I sew a variety of things- bags and nebulizer straps mainly. Some knit and crochet items appear now and then, depending on my mood. sawdustxstitches.etsy.com

    Thanks!

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  18. Diana says

    Awesome idea!

    My shop name is Barn Cat Creations, I made small-batch artisan soaps and body products. Everything is handmade in small batches by me here in Washington state! I focus on using green, recycleable, and reusable products and packaging. I just posted one of my favorite products, my body balms, they are PERFECT for dry hands and feet. I also make sure to always keep a tin on my desk at my day job 🙂

    https://www.etsy.com/shop/BarnCatCreations?ref=shop_sugg

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  21. Lyrik says

    Hello All! I just opened my etsy shop – madebyLyrik – last week. Right now I have hand painted and rolled paper beads. Each set is a one-of-a-kind creation! They are my new obsession. I also have a stockpile of zipper pouches – lots of sizes and colors. My project for this weekend will be to get them photographed and listed. I’m also a quilter, so in the next few months I’ll be listed some baby quilts. I’d love for you to stop by my shop:
    https://www.etsy.com/shop/madebyLyrik

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  26. Jerrica says

    I have an Etsy shop! I make crochet things and bath sets with soaps and scrubs! I also have a few vinyl items that I make too! I have basically a hodge podge of everything I enjoy making but don’t have a use/ any room for!

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  38. Lisa Millar says

    Thank-you for this great idea Mavis – I love looking at items that were developed or handcrafted by individual people rather than by mass-produced corporations!
    I have been following and supporting a friend who developed a fabulous creative drawing game for children (although of course adults can play too)

    https://www.samitomato.shop

    Game description:

    With over 800 000 fun drawing options in each drawing game pack, you and your kids 5yrs+ will draw with delight for hours!

    To play; separate the cards into four coloured piles; pink, green, blue and yellow, then roll the dice to create e a crazy fun task to draw! Like; ‘a happy polka dotted giraffe tap dancing’.

    This is a non competitive drawing game that can played alone, or in a group. It is designed to open up creativity in children and adults and to allow them to have a lot of silly fun with drawing! Pack includes dice and instructions, in an easy to pack in your handbag drawstring bag.

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  44. Anna says

    Mavis —

    My husband is a stay-at-home Dad who bought himself a sewing machine and taught himself how to sew after we had our first child. He created a unique baby gift featuring the widely recognized Colorado state flag. He makes baby onesies and little kid T-shirts. He’s shy about advertising and most of his sales are through word of mouth so I thought I’d try to give him a boost! Have a great day!

    Anna

    https://www.etsy.com/shop/deCoronado

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  48. Rae Ann Wright says

    Hi Mavis! I love your blog! It’s my favorite!
    I have been a soap maker for the past 15 years and have been in business the past five. I create whimsical bath treats like Bubble Bath Ice Cream and Gumdrops Sugar Scrubs as well as Goat Milk Soaps and Bath Bombs. My etsy shop is CottageIndustrySoap.Etsy.com
    Thank you!

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  49. Kayla says

    Thanks for featuring my spoon garden markers Mavis!
    I loved looking through all of the creative etsy shops posted here, and I’m really enjoying all of the content on your site!
    I already saved a couple of recipes That im going to try out 🙂

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  52. Lisa Rostocki says

    I make holiday and home decor items from things that I repurpose into something beautiful. I recently inherited a bunch of broken and unwanted jewelry from the family and have been making some lovely ornaments with them. My shop name is HolidayDecorDesign. I just started it when I moved to Florida from the NE and I am now not working full time. It is amazing how creative you can become when you are not doing your full time job!

    I am currently working on some multiple media artwork that I hope to be listed soon.

    https://holidaydecordesign.etsy.com/

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  57. Tracie @SomewhatAwry.com says

    This is lovely. I have found a lot of places to do my Christmas shopping now!

    My Etsy shop is: https://www.etsy.com/shop/SomewhatAwry

    I sell my photographs of things I find lovely and fascinating, along with beautiful vintage glassware and dishes that I find in my wanderings.

    Thanks for the opportunity Mavis!!

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  62. Carol Smith says

    Mavis, Thanks for sharing our Etsy shops. Every potential customer counts!

    I sew and my husband is a potter. We’ve just early retired and need to supplement our meager income.

    Our Etsy shop is StoneCottageArtisans. Thanks for visiting!

    Reply

    • Mavis Butterfield says

      Delma! Your pillows are cute. I used to make stitchery pillows all the time when my kids were younger!

      Reply

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