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Comment by Debra on July 11, 2011 at 4:45pm

Navaram - you would need to sell your own handmade items, not items made by others and supplied to you.  If you try Etsy, make sure you understand the terms of use.

Comment by Debra on July 11, 2011 at 4:44pm

re-sellers are not allowed on Etsy - handmade, vintage or supplies only.

Comment by navaram shrestha on July 11, 2011 at 12:00am

Hello Doreen,

 

Thank you for your message. I am looking for the resellers who are interested to resell the handmade products from Nepal. I wish to supply them.

 

regards

navaram shrestha

Comment by Doreen Warren on July 10, 2011 at 11:45pm

Dear Navaram,

 

Thank you so much for the information about your products!  However, we do not sell items here.  But we do try to support artists who sell their handmade items on Etsy.

 

Please look at www.etsy.com and you will find information there about how to sell your items online. 

 

Good luck,

Doreen

Comment by navaram shrestha on July 10, 2011 at 10:29pm

Hi from Nepal,


This is  manufacturer of handmade goods here in Nepal since 12 years. Related with the following products:


I produce and collect the things bellow listed.


1, Handmade papers and paper products(lamp shades, photo frames, greeting cards,

Photo albums, stationary sets, notebooks wrapping papers with flowers and various textures ).

2, Wood carvings(photo frames, traditional windows, wall hangings. All are decorative and gift items)

3, Silver jewelries(ear rings, rings, locket, bracelets ) not updated on my website, photos will be sent.

All 100 % pure silver.

4, Knit wears(sweaters, gloves, shocks, hats, caps ) all hand knitted. Tibetan wool.

5, Statues(made from brass and gold painted/gift and decorative items)

6, Ceramics(cigarette asters, candle and incense holders, animals, statues, oil lamps and many more).

7, Candles for all occasion(along with ceramic pots)

8, Thangka paintings

9, Clothings/garments ( can be made required designs by the buyers) shirts, Ti-shirts,

jackets, trousers and others

10, decorative, prayer flags and many.



I wish to sell them through your Company to your City. Or if you are interested on above products, to resell them in your City to let earn some money for the poor women in my town related me. Please send me your personal advice prices can be sent later.

You can view the products at our web site, www.handmadeinnepal.com with various products.

Hope to receive your personal advice.

Thanking you.

regards

navaram shrestha

Comment by georgia grisolia on January 4, 2011 at 1:00pm

Joeanna, I sell on ETSY and on ArtFire.com and am starting to prefer the Artfire site better.       http://www.artfire.com/users/GGsDesigns

 

Go check out my shop there and then read the rules for set up and all. No fees and that is the best part so you would get to keep most of the money from sales. Just a PayPal fee which is very small. ETSY charges .20 for each listing and then around 3% of the sales price when you sell something and you have to relist the same items every 4 months so fees can add up. There is a lot of competition at ETSY but also more traffic. Artfire is getting more well known all the time and I do like their setup and rules. I have not been there long and this year will give me some good stats to look over. I am seriously thinking of just not renewing listings at ETSY and just keep a few active there. Hope this helps.

Comment by georgia grisolia on January 4, 2011 at 12:51pm

Debra, I don't remember if I ever answered your question......Beadholden is Lesha and I do think she uses it here. McPhearson is her last name.

Comment by gloria JoeannaPinheiro on January 4, 2011 at 12:43pm

Hi My name is Joeanna I am interested in seling on Esty. I do beads and other crafts. Is this a good venue?  Thank you for your time I am not sure who will get this Joeanna

Comment by Debra on November 17, 2009 at 6:43pm

georgia - is Leasha, or Beadholden the name used in our membership list or do I look somewhere else for her?

Comment by Debra on November 17, 2009 at 6:41pm

There are great tutorials/manual for everything except the publishing features of BC. I have downloaded, printed, read, studied all those and have made quite good friends with the program EXCEPT for the publishing part. Oh well, I'm taking a deep breath and a chill pill. I have plenty to do, and on further pondering, wonder exactly what it is I hope to accomplish anyway.
Thank you to you all, happy beading, and if you are inclined to observe the holidays, Happy Thanksgiving!

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