But just before I show you who I've found this week I'd like to let you know about Folksy Five #8 which is going to be a bit special (hopefully published in about a month's time). This one is going to be YOUR favourite five folksy shops! Leave a comment to let me know your number one seller on Folksy, and I'll get in touch with five of them to see if they'd like to be featured. The only rules are 1. They must have a wonderful shop on Folksy, and 2. They can't have been featured on folksy five before. Get your nominations in now!
Right, on with today's top folksy folk.
Your name: Martha
Shop name: Tea with Martha
Describe the items you make in 3 words: Individual, textiles, Yorkshire-made
How long have you been selling on Folksy: 10 months
What materials or resources do you use most of: I'm lucky to live amidst the dark satanic mills of Yorkshire. I use what I find in local mills - I'm very partial to fine wools, felts and tartans. In the Spring/Summer I've been working with Liberty prints, cottons and linen too.
What are your 3 favourite items from your shop:
Your name: Mandy
Shop name: Mandy Hills
Describe the items you make in 3 words: Nature inspired artwork
How long have you been selling on Folksy: 10 months
What materials or resources do you use most of: Paper / masking tape / pva / scissors
What are your 3 favourite items from your shop:
Your name: Jill
Shop name: Clootielugs
Describe the items you make in 3 words: Characterful textile art
How long have you been selling on Folksy: About 2 years
What materials or resources do you use most of: Textiles – all sorts but most are reclaimed or vintage, many are clothing fabrics although I have a bit of a retro tablecloth habit circa 1960s-70s!
What are your 3 favourite items from your shop:
Shop name: Clootielugs
Describe the items you make in 3 words: Characterful textile art
How long have you been selling on Folksy: About 2 years
What materials or resources do you use most of: Textiles – all sorts but most are reclaimed or vintage, many are clothing fabrics although I have a bit of a retro tablecloth habit circa 1960s-70s!
What are your 3 favourite items from your shop:
Your name: Suzy
Shop name: The Leaf Press
Describe the items you make in 3 words: Bespoke wedding invites
How long have you been selling on Folksy: Since the end of 2010
What materials or resources do you use most of: Mostly paper of all sizes, colours, thicknesses and finishes. I have paper EVERYWHERE! In terms of equipment I couldn’t be without my guillotine, paper trimmer, printer, book press and good old trusty Stanley knife!
What are your 3 favourite items from your shop:
Describe the items you make in 3 words: Bespoke wedding invites
How long have you been selling on Folksy: Since the end of 2010
What materials or resources do you use most of: Mostly paper of all sizes, colours, thicknesses and finishes. I have paper EVERYWHERE! In terms of equipment I couldn’t be without my guillotine, paper trimmer, printer, book press and good old trusty Stanley knife!
What are your 3 favourite items from your shop:
Your name: Teresa
Shop name: Creative Treasures
Describe the items you make in 3 words: Jewellery for all
How long have you been selling on Folksy: It's my 1st anniversary on 20th August
What’s your top tip for someone selling on Folksy: Promote promote promote and then promote some more.
What are your 3 favourite items from your shop:
Shop name: Creative Treasures
Describe the items you make in 3 words: Jewellery for all
How long have you been selling on Folksy: It's my 1st anniversary on 20th August
What’s your top tip for someone selling on Folksy: Promote promote promote and then promote some more.
What are your 3 favourite items from your shop:
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Great idea and how interesting to read about fellow sellers! So happy to have been included - thank you Laura @ SAYIT! xx
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for taking part. I love your little creatures, especially the bears!
DeleteThanks for including me on your blog! Great idea and a lovely selection of work, cheers Laura @ SAYIT, Mandy
ReplyDeleteThanks for including me on your blog, especially with so many other taleted Folksters.
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Great shops and lovely work - a pleasure to read this article :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by to take a look :-)
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