Crafting

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Does anyone here ever use Folksy or sells on Folksy? I've got a poor neglected shop on Etsy that I want to get up and running again but saw this post yesterday and now wondering if I should try Folksy instead. There is a lot of stuff on Etsy that I love but a lot of it is not handmade and I don't ship outside the UK so Folksy make so much more sense for me.....but do people even know it exists????

 
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Does anyone here ever use Folksy or sells on Folksy? I've got a poor neglected shop on Etsy that I want to get up and running again but saw this post yesterday and now wondering if I should try Folksy instead. There is a lot of stuff on Etsy that I love but a lot of it is not handmade and I don't ship outside the UK so Folksy make so much more sense for me.....but do people even know it exists????

I don’t sell anything but Etsy has gotten pretty bad for letting people sell mass produced tat I believe.
 
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I don’t sell anything but Etsy has gotten pretty bad for letting people sell mass produced tat I believe.
yeh that’s another reason for moving - Folksy is actually all handmade which Etsy just claims to be
 
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Does anyone here ever use Folksy or sells on Folksy? I've got a poor neglected shop on Etsy that I want to get up and running again but saw this post yesterday and now wondering if I should try Folksy instead. There is a lot of stuff on Etsy that I love but a lot of it is not handmade and I don't ship outside the UK so Folksy make so much more sense for me.....but do people even know it exists????

Have a look at British Craft House too. I’ve never heard of Folksy but its ethos reminds me of British Craft House
 
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My first card in forever with my Hunky Dory goody box items. I dont usually layer as I always get worried about it being straight.
I think I just need to go for it as they look so much better with backing card/papers
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Some of my latest crafts made for my Nannas birthday. She loves to write notecards for her friends so I'm made her these, plus the box to put them in. My current obsession is washi tape (I've got hundreds of rolls of the stuff🤣)
 
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Is anyone doing the Sidar crochet along the summer 2025 ? Or anyone done any of them in the past are they tricky to do and easy to follow etc
 
Has anyone got a sticker maker at home? Preferably one that could do nice quality Kraft paper style rather than tacky ones? Their intended use is just for fun, baking bread & wild garlic butter for friends, but I’d love it if could look 👩🏻‍🍳🤌
 
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Has anyone got a sticker maker at home? Preferably one that could do nice quality Kraft paper style rather than tacky ones? Their intended use is just for fun, baking bread & wild garlic butter for friends, but I’d love it if could look 👩🏻‍🍳🤌
I had one over twenty years ago. I can't remember the brand. There was a lot a waste of the sticky part depending on what size and shape your sticker was. I don't even know if refills are available anymore. I might have given it to Goodwill.
I'm sure new machines are much better. Let's see what people recommend. 😀
 
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I had one over twenty years ago. I can't remember the brand. There was a lot a waste of the sticky part depending on what size and shape your sticker was. I don't even know if refills are available anymore. I might have given it to Goodwill.
I'm sure new machines are much better. Let's see what people recommend. 😀
Oh I think that is what I had, a Xyron. It did waste quite a bit.
 
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I’ve given it a google and it may make more sense for us to use precut stickers on a roll… and a custom stamp? They don’t seem that badly priced tbf and I think the ink on paper will feel more premium than a photosensitive paper thing? Has anyone done this before, wondering if the stamps are too good to be true as they’re really not badly priced?!
 
I will be starting my Christmas project soon. Don't laugh, I just want to make sure it is finished in time.

Last summer I bought the Attic 24 Yuletide blanket kit, with the aim of starting in August/September to give myself plenty of time....and I left it to late and then there was not enough time.

I did a practice run of the first few rounds today using scrap yarn, so i didn't waste anything in the yarn pack for it.

It is a sort of combination of granny rounds, solid granny rounds and spike stitch rounds.
 
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I will be starting my Christmas project soon. Don't laugh, I just want to make sure it is finished in time.

Last summer I bought the Attic 24 Yuletide blanket kit, with the aim of starting in August/September to give myself plenty of time....and I left it to late and then there was not enough time.

I did a practice run of the first few rounds today using scrap yarn, so i didn't waste anything in the yarn pack for it.

It is a sort of combination of granny rounds, solid granny rounds and spike stitch rounds.
No laughing here - I’ve got a fair this weekend and then one at the start of July then I’m on to Xmas and winter makes!

Currently making these little dudes

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What a cute little guy! I have never been able to make cute toys, they all come out looking like proof against the existence of a merciful god.

I love how happy be looks
 
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I’ve given it a google and it may make more sense for us to use precut stickers on a roll… and a custom stamp? They don’t seem that badly priced tbf and I think the ink on paper will feel more premium than a photosensitive paper thing? Has anyone done this before, wondering if the stamps are too good to be true as they’re really not badly priced?!
I haven't done this myself but I think going this is the way to go. I know that people have found the custom made stamps to work well.
 
For those of you who may be familiar with the little box of crochet, Amanda Bloom has passed away. Very sad.
 
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