While I'm still awaiting approval of acceptance into that "other" online hand made website I look at it as inspiration to a more streamlined, blog like experience.
As I understand it, it's for US shipping addresses only and the criteria of acceptance runs from excellent photography to the number of articles that one would sell in their shop and while I'm still going through the exercise of reading all of their dos and don'ts, fees and whatnot, I am in love with their layout.
Many of my Etsy mates have shops on Artfire which I sincerely find intriguing but can any online seller of handmade goods really get over the exclusivity of the gem of 1000 Markets? I have been swooned.
Wish me luck on being accepted 'cause I want to hang out with WhimsyandSpice!
As I understand it, it's for US shipping addresses only and the criteria of acceptance runs from excellent photography to the number of articles that one would sell in their shop and while I'm still going through the exercise of reading all of their dos and don'ts, fees and whatnot, I am in love with their layout.
Many of my Etsy mates have shops on Artfire which I sincerely find intriguing but can any online seller of handmade goods really get over the exclusivity of the gem of 1000 Markets? I have been swooned.
Wish me luck on being accepted 'cause I want to hang out with WhimsyandSpice!
Yeah...I've been seduced by their layout, too. BEAUTIFUL layout. I haven't made the leap yet, but I'll be checking back to see what you think of the experience.
ReplyDeleteI love your Greek Herbs, by the way.
I was so disappointed when I found out they are not "open" to european sellers ... they are supposed to work "on it" ... soon I hope. Meanwhile I focus on etsy ...
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