I bought a lot of stuff for my wedding on Etsy, and I plan on buying some maternity shirts I saw, and probably some lettering for over the crib. You can find tons of things, anything creative really. Anything in particular you're looking for?
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2007-Sept 2008: TTC the old fashioned way
Sept 2008 - Jan 2009: Clomid 100mg
Feb 2009: 200mg Clomid = BFP! on March 20, 2009 - It's a BOY!
Nov 26th 2009: Aidan Michael, 20.5" 7lb12oz
Feb 2010: Start TTC again, the old fashioned way
Mar - June 2011: Clomid 100mg
July 2011: Unmedicated cycle = BFP! on August 29th, 2011
Nov 6th 2011: m/c due to subchorionic hematoma
Dec 2011: Start TTC again, unmedicated
February 12th, 2012: BFP! EDD 10/23/12
Mar 12th 2012: diagnosed as blighted ovum
Trying again..
It's basically a crafter's site-where you can sell what you make. I haven't put anything up there yet (I can't let my stuff go) but I will eventually! If you want to find things that are customized for your child, that's probably a good place to go! Enjoy!
You can find just about anything handmade, vintage, or products to make things on etsy. Its kind of like eBay for stuff you make. I sell stuff on there, a link is on my blog.
The fun part is how you can search....you can search by color...by geographic location, by lots of things...its fun and a big time waster.
You can also request custom items from sellers. If you see something they like in their shop but you want it a little different or a different color, you go to the "Alchemy" section of etsy and make your request to that person...and they submit a bid for how much they'd charge you and then go from there.
Etsy.com is an online marketplace for artists and craftspeople to sell their work to a global audience. Nearly everything imaginable can be found there, from jewelry and clothes, to housewares and baked goods.
I've bought a wide range of items - organic seeds, laptop decals, jewelry, fabric, art prints, hair bows, soap, pottery.. the list goes on! I love that the things that I buy are unique and made with love by people who have a passion for what they do (a stark contrast to what we buy in most retail stores). I sell pottery (haven't been very productive since my BFP) and it has allowed me to keep doing something I love that would otherwise be too expensive to do.
Gabriel :: Born on his due date - 9/19/09 :: 9lb 8oz, 21"Birth Story
Re: Can someone tell me about Etsy?
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2007-Sept 2008: TTC the old fashioned way
Sept 2008 - Jan 2009: Clomid 100mg
Feb 2009: 200mg Clomid = BFP! on March 20, 2009 - It's a BOY!
Nov 26th 2009: Aidan Michael, 20.5" 7lb12oz
Feb 2010: Start TTC again, the old fashioned way
Mar - June 2011: Clomid 100mg
July 2011: Unmedicated cycle = BFP! on August 29th, 2011
Nov 6th 2011: m/c due to subchorionic hematoma
Dec 2011: Start TTC again, unmedicated
February 12th, 2012: BFP! EDD 10/23/12
Mar 12th 2012: diagnosed as blighted ovum
Trying again..
You can find just about anything handmade, vintage, or products to make things on etsy. Its kind of like eBay for stuff you make. I sell stuff on there, a link is on my blog.
The fun part is how you can search....you can search by color...by geographic location, by lots of things...its fun and a big time waster.
You can also request custom items from sellers. If you see something they like in their shop but you want it a little different or a different color, you go to the "Alchemy" section of etsy and make your request to that person...and they submit a bid for how much they'd charge you and then go from there.
Its pretty easy. HTH!
Etsy.com is an online marketplace for artists and craftspeople to sell their work to a global audience. Nearly everything imaginable can be found there, from jewelry and clothes, to housewares and baked goods.
I've bought a wide range of items - organic seeds, laptop decals, jewelry, fabric, art prints, hair bows, soap, pottery.. the list goes on! I love that the things that I buy are unique and made with love by people who have a passion for what they do (a stark contrast to what we buy in most retail stores). I sell pottery (haven't been very productive since my BFP) and it has allowed me to keep doing something I love that would otherwise be too expensive to do.