If you haven’t already heard of Craigslist, take a look. You can post classified ads for crafts you have to sell. And your ads are free. People do read these ads and sales can come from them. If you have a store on Etsy, eBay or another site, you can point your ad towards it. [...]
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Maker Faire is accepting applications for vendors for the Maker Faire Bay Area, May 30 and 31 at the San Mateo County Expo Center. The theme is “Remake America”, and takes its inspiration from President Obama’s message of change and grassroots participation. Click here for more information about Maker Faire Entry Close Date: March 31, [...] Dawanda.com is another shopping website to sell your crafts online. They list “unique and individual products” including handmade crafts. If you make it yourself, you can list in your Dawanda store. You register at www.dawanda.com first and then create your shop. The process is similar to setting up a store on Etsy. You upload your personal [...] |
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