It's been a really frustrating day today, and when I logged into Etsy, I saw some delicious cookies on the front page and I instantly felt better! I've included some of my favorite Etsian-baked goods and some that I've been wanting to try... Fire-up those PayPal accounts everyone!
Smore's Ganache Cookie-Wiches
Etsy Shop: tookies
9 Red White and Blue Cake Pops
Etsy Shop: lollidreams
Mini Cupcake Cake Bites
Etsy Shop: Daddysgirl91
Elmo Character Cake Pops
Etsy Shop: cquist01
Farm Animal Sugar Cookies
Etsy Shop: katiesomethingsweet
Homemade Oreo Cookies
Etsy Shop: clearpink
Cinnamon Chocolate Malt Biscotti
Etsy Shop: whimsyandspice
Showing posts with label Whimsy and Spice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Whimsy and Spice. Show all posts
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
How Not to Sell at Markets!
Sweet Fine Day is a wonderful blog written by Jenna Park of Whimsy & Spice, one of my absolutely favorite Etsy shops. W&S's artisan baked goods are definitely among the best around, and how I wish they were located in Houston, instead of Brooklyn, NY! You should try the Earl Grey Sandwich Cookies- they are amazing!
Jenna's posts are thoughtful and insightful, and usually contain fun photos of her two daughters, food, Brooklyn, and New York in general. I found How Not to Sell at Markets particularly humorous and perceptive, considering all of the time I spent selling the critters at art markets and craft fairs last year. It's comforting to know that there are others who share almost exactly the same thoughts while attempting to peddle their handmade wares! It is so much fun to meet new potential customers at these shows, and to talk to them about my critters, however, one always wonders what they really may be thinking- Jenna sums it up perfectly!
Photo Credit: Copyright © 2008-2011 by Jenna Park.
Jenna's posts are thoughtful and insightful, and usually contain fun photos of her two daughters, food, Brooklyn, and New York in general. I found How Not to Sell at Markets particularly humorous and perceptive, considering all of the time I spent selling the critters at art markets and craft fairs last year. It's comforting to know that there are others who share almost exactly the same thoughts while attempting to peddle their handmade wares! It is so much fun to meet new potential customers at these shows, and to talk to them about my critters, however, one always wonders what they really may be thinking- Jenna sums it up perfectly!
Photo Credit: Copyright © 2008-2011 by Jenna Park.
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