Check out the new Makers Market by Make:!
Make: has created the Makers Market which is basically an online farmers market for makers! There are some awesome products that people are selling, so check it out! It is sort of Etsy-esque, but Make chooses who is allowed to sell. They call is a "curated marketplace."
As Make: describes it:
A collaboration between MAKE and Boing Boing, Makers Market brings together our favorite entrepreneurial makers and artists selling products and services directly to DIY enthusiasts. The products are "Maker-Made," either made by, rebuilt by, or substantially produced by the maker selling them.
The market is currently in beta, but it is fully functional and ready for you to start shopping. If you are interested in selling in the market, submit your application:makersmarket.com/manage/messages/new
And while you are at it, check out my personal storefront: makersmarket.com/sellers/24
As Make: describes it:
A collaboration between MAKE and Boing Boing, Makers Market brings together our favorite entrepreneurial makers and artists selling products and services directly to DIY enthusiasts. The products are "Maker-Made," either made by, rebuilt by, or substantially produced by the maker selling them.
The market is currently in beta, but it is fully functional and ready for you to start shopping. If you are interested in selling in the market, submit your application:makersmarket.com/manage/messages/new
And while you are at it, check out my personal storefront: makersmarket.com/sellers/24
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yeah and I tried my best to get a decent project to sell there.....I feel like such a failure at times.....I just can't get things finished....
Feb 17, 2010. 5:23 PMBrennn10 (author)
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Just set your mind to one project and try to enhance it as much as possible. If you do end up being accepted as a seller, then you will be able to advertise the one product, and as you finish more, you can add them to your inventory.
Nothing in the world of DIY should be looked upon as a failure, and don't let yourself feel like one either. You should look upon it as another chance to innovate and tinker your way around a problem.
Nothing in the world of DIY should be looked upon as a failure, and don't let yourself feel like one either. You should look upon it as another chance to innovate and tinker your way around a problem.
well, maybe not failure to do, but failure to complet :-)
It is a hard thing for me to do, and since I got married 18 years ago, it has even gotten harder :-)
It is a hard thing for me to do, and since I got married 18 years ago, it has even gotten harder :-)
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