Thinking of starting a small business in 2022? Turn your craft into a career with Folksy! Here are 5 new sellers on Folksy who are starting their journey.
Meet Iris from Happy Hedgerow, who designs and makes hand-crafted leather goods from her home studio in the Scottish Borders.
What exactly is an online market – and what do you need to do as a stallholder at an online craft fair?
As any glass artist knows, photographing glass is challenging. To do it well involves learning to control reflections and light. Here professional photographer Richard Jackson shares his tips and techniques for capturing great product shots of handmade and fused glass.
In this third Folksy Listing Review, we look at a beautiful Oval Ceramic Pot made by Lorna from The Potting Studio, and consider how her listing could be improved.
Learn how to make a wire wrapped pendant in this DIY wire jewellery craft tutorial by Dee from Oruki Design.
Meet Iris from Happy Hedgerow, who designs and makes hand-crafted leather goods from her home studio in the Scottish Borders.
Meet Emlyn Glanmôr-Harris from Cornish Spoons, who designs and makes hand-crafted utensils and keepsakes using responsibly sourced timber and traditional hand tools.
Meet Chris Parkinson from Just to Say… who makes genius little keepsakes in crochet that are half-way between a gift and a card.
Meet Melanie Made Mud, a potter based in Monmouthshire, where she makes functional ceramics in stunning glazes that evoke the Welsh landscape, sculptural pieces inspired her lurchers and an enduring fascination with whales, and collaborates with House of Hawks on a collection of illustrated pots.
Meet Helen Milen from Studio Milena, a textile designer based in North Yorkshire who specialises in contemporary hand weaving using responsibly sourced materials.
