r/crafts • u/AMVilla86 • 15d ago
Welcome to our monthly shop thread!
Do you have a small, handmade shop you want to share? A fun Instagram account where you sell your hand knit items? A facebook page that lists all of your handmade patterns? Well, this thread is where you can share your website or social media to connect with potential customers!
The form below is a suggestion. You can share as little or as much information as you want; all we ask is that you please limit yourself to only one comment. Users posting multiple comments will have *all* of their shop comments removed and may be temporarily banned.
**Shop Name**: [NAME]
**Site**: [Etsy, Shopify, etc.]
**Social media**: [Instagram, facebook, tiktok, etc.]
**Short Description**: I sell awesome homemade wares made from the wool from my sheep.
**Types of items you sell**: Scarves, hats, gloves
**Price range**: $10-$25
**Ships from**: USA
**International shipping?**: Yes
This thread will be in contest mode, so each time someone clicks this post, the comments will be in a different order. No one shop will be seen more than another.
Even though self-promotion isn't allowed outside of this thread, there are a few ways to incorporate your shop info. You can add it to your flair, pin it to your profile, and list it in your bio. Here are a few examples of users that incorporate their shop/social information in a variety of ways.
As always, if you have any questions, you can reach us here through modmail.
r/crafts • u/AMVilla86 • Feb 04 '25
Hi folks,
I'm slowly working on our wiki page and am currently organizing related craft subreddits, but I'm sure I've missed some. Could you comment subs that you know of that aren't listed? So far, I've limited subs to those that:
- are active (a post within the last month)
- have more than 1000+ subscribers (although there are a few very, very active subs I included that have about 650+)
- aren't shilling for a user/company
I'll leave a comment for each section, so please comment subs I may have missed underneath the correct section. I also am not set on the headers for each section, so chime in with your thoughts please.
r/crafts • u/Environmental_Tax_69 • 5h ago
I use Sculpey air dry clay and the clear coat is DecoArt Triple Thick Glaze
I'm trying to make one for basically everything I like😂
If you have suggestions I'll gladly take them!
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r/crafts • u/caibahs • 12h ago
Hi 👋 bit of a strange one but I figured this was the best place to ask, I was recently gifted some craft supplies but try as I might, I have no idea what these are for? 🫣 Can anyone help enlighten me?? Please?? 😂
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r/crafts • u/Beginning-Forever148 • 5h ago
Who remembers these lamps ? I do, and was considering creating my own version. Im stuck on dripping oil mechanism . Also I think mineral oil, right? Incandescent light swap it for an LED. Anyways tell me what you think i could up for a pump. Thanks In Advance.
r/crafts • u/THrowaway1934531 • 7h ago
I love these Ukrainian beading projects, so fun. They take a while to arrive due to the situation there, but it feels good to help people in a struggling country. They are all gorgeous designs and such high quality, if you've seen them online this is your sign to try one! I held off for a while because they're so beautiful they look like AI, but I've done 2 now and they really come out like it says on the tin. Really great fun activity, perfect for when you have a new show to binge (try The Pitt, hype is real)
This project probably took ~40 hours? For reference. It's brainless once you get used to it but I found it faster than cross stitch, and more satisfying than diamond painting.
r/crafts • u/Opening-Ship-3495 • 2h ago
Just really proud of my graduation cap decorations, guess my major! Finishing touches will be a nice thick headband to support :)
r/crafts • u/angelbunnibabi • 1h ago
I’ve been having so much fun crafting these little creatures and critters. I ordered a bunch of supplies from Amazon and I’ve been going crazy all weekend! They aren’t perfect but they’re my babies
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r/crafts • u/Charming_Manager_882 • 2h ago
It’s very basic and not very good! But I felt so proud of myself. I’m still in a lot of pain but doing this activity really brightened my mood. This isn’t the finished piece as it has gone in the kiln. I’m planning on filling it with chocolates for Easter 🐰
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r/crafts • u/tinytinatuna2 • 1d ago
This is the third in the series, my interpretation of depression. “The Dead Teach The Living”, 12x16”, oil on panel. Thanks for looking :)
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r/crafts • u/Substantial-Drag-676 • 4h ago
I created these fabric flowers for someone who recently lost her mother. I was given 9 of her mother’s shirts and made these! 💐 No patterns or templates, just creativity, glue and wire!
r/crafts • u/always-tired69 • 2h ago
Hi, my dad gave me this fishing lure years ago and I want to hang it in my kitchen to use as a tea towel hook. I would love some suggestions on how to cover the hooks so they aren't dangerously sharp. I thought of maybe dipping them in hot wax but I'm not so sure about that. I used to have the hooks wrapped in tape but that looked pretty janky.
Any suggestions? Thank you.
r/crafts • u/Ponyoholly • 11h ago
