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Showing posts with label vintage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vintage. Show all posts

Friday, 1 March 2013

March Etsy Promotion - Free UK Shipping

As you may well know, one of the main marketplaces I sell on is Etsy, which is a global handmade & vintage marketplace.  Recently, Etsy UK has decided to do some promotional activity to grow its customer base and market in the UK.  As a result, a lot of UK Etsy sellers are participating in the March promotion of giving free shipping to UK customers throughout the month of March.  To find sellers who are participating, simply search Etsy using the term uketsypromo0313 or click here.  I'm participating so feel free to browse my shop too!

To give you a taste of some of the items available, here is a quick collection I put together.

'Natural Spring' by louisemead



Glass Bottles 1930's wax...
£14

Womens Spring Scarf Greyed J...
£10

Taupe headband, womens knit ...
£10

Spring Bird Nest Bottle Neck...
£18

Green Floral Baby Monster Pl...
£30

Abstract Brown Hare Print
£8.95

Geometric cushion cover in G...
£20

Brown and teal peacock frame...
£19.5

Green Oil Vinegar Bottle Pew...
£16

Manilla Leaf Motif Notecard ...
£6

Tea Cosy hand knitted cable ...
£23.69

Emerald green 1980's dre...
£22

250 Small Brown Mottled Butt...
£4.22

Emerald heart bracelet turqu...
£24

Chocolate Penguin Post Earri...
£7.5

Honey Lip Salve Natural Lip ...
£3

If you're a UK Etsy seller and are joining in with the promotion, feel free to comment and leave a link to your shop.

Thursday, 12 July 2012

Shop of the Week 19 & 20

Dear me, I've been so busy this last month I keep falling behind on the Craft Britannia Shop of the Week.  Well here are two from this week and last for you.

First up is Muntjac Vintage run by the super lovely Nadine Britton.  As the name suggests, Nadine's shop sells lovely vintage items such as these cute Russian dollies!  You can view an interview with Nadine on the CB blog here.


Second up is Phoenvix, a jewellery shop run by Carrie.  Carrie makes mostly one of a kind pieces due to the way she sources her beads.  You can read an interview with Carrie here