I crochet items to list on Etsy here and there, but haven't been very consistent. I'll often start a project, then decide I like something else better, which means I end up with several things going at one time, in various stages of completion (and I KNOW I'm not alone there). I've sold a number of dishcloths, but I want BIGGER sales.
In order to get more out of Etsy, I went looking at other crochet listings to see what sells well. When I see an item that catches my eye, I'll usually click to see what else that crafter is selling, and also what they've already sold. Why not learn from those who are already successful?
Here's one of the first things I realized, and what will hopefully become a series of helpful tips for Etsy sellers.
Do you sell on Etsy? If so, do you have any tips to share with other crafters?
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| Some of the dishcloths I make to sell in my Etsy shop |
In order to get more out of Etsy, I went looking at other crochet listings to see what sells well. When I see an item that catches my eye, I'll usually click to see what else that crafter is selling, and also what they've already sold. Why not learn from those who are already successful?
Here's one of the first things I realized, and what will hopefully become a series of helpful tips for Etsy sellers.
Do you sell on Etsy? If so, do you have any tips to share with other crafters?
Great tips! If you need a boost to your etsy sales or just a new creative spark, try finding some cool images to use to make new and awesome handmade products. Shops like http://www.etsy.com/shop/VintageRetroAntique sell great antique and vintage images that you can print or transfer onto just about anything and sell it on etsy.
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