have heard good reviews about Artfire..but haven't tried it myself..my hubby lists some of his items on winkelf and I'll have to ask him about Artfire..I can't remember if he lists over there or not...but for what he does etsy has been a boom.as it has been for my little shop too.but there are definitely other places out there that might be an option.
you have an etsy shop correct? try mentioning your items on your twitter and facebook accounts..it may help to drive traffic there..also mention new items briefly on your blog..you do have a few followers on your blog too don't you? those "might" help a little. ~Tina
Hi, Wanda: It is nice to meet you. I have found Gardening-Landscaping to be healthy for both body and mind. I have also found it a good way to get out and talk to the neighbors. I bought the majority of my plants, birdbaths, garden statuary and garden decor on sale, watching all of the sale circulars in the newpapers, and making the rounds. Friends and neighbors are a good source of plants, too, as someone always seems to have an overgrowth of something. I looked at the photos of your crafts and must compliment you on your skills. Happy Gardening P.S. Clematis need a lot of sun.
What is your crafting or art specialty? (Put none if none)
Sewing,quilting both patchwork and crazy quilting, knitting, crocheting, embroidery, China painting, canvas painting, basket making, wicker furniture making,Stained glass, ceramics and a bit of lampwork bead making pluse jewelery making,scrapbooking, and anything else that strikes my fancy.
Do you live in a small town? (Less than 30,000)
No
What topics would you like to see covered in an upcoming issue of Small Town Living?
Crafting, garding, food.
Do you raise any livestock? If so, what?
1cat and 1 dog
Do you raise any of your own food? If so, what?
I have a small garden I usually have tomato plants,I like the heirloom varitys. Cucumbers, zuccni,corn, green beans, garlic, carrots, beets,stawberrys, blueberrys, grapes 2 apple trees, 2 pear trees. And what ever else I can fit in as my actuall garden space is very small.