If you are crafty at all, selling your crafts online may be an option. There's always Ebay but did you know there are other reputable venues for your work? Here are a few suggestions.



Try Etsy.com - Etsy has been around for awhile. You can sell your homemade items, craft supplies and vintage items. Etsy charges 20 cents for each item you list and a 3.5% sales fee. http://www.etsy.com/fees.php



Try CraftMall.com - CraftMall allows you to set up your own online store. Set up is free but there is a monthly fee depending on the amount of items you are selling. CraftMall is a professional and user-friendly site that generates a lot of traffic. http://www.craftmall.com/



Try buymycraft.com - This is a simple free site that offers the crafter a place to showcase and sell their work. They have several categories and let you post links to your website or email address. They encourage photos for optimum sales. http://www.buymycraft.com/




Try Kinfolk Crafts.com - Kinfolk Crafts is the place to sell and buy country style crafts like quilts and embroidery though they have several categories. There is both a set up fee and a monthly fee but you get your own website which they maintain. http://www.kinfolkcrafts.com/



Try lillysplace.net - Lilly's Craft Stores Mall is run by a work at home Mom who knows that auction fees can hurt profits. So you can get a website here for free to sell your crafts. It is a friendly site and well worth a visit. http://www.lillysplace.net/



Try handmadecatalog.com - Handmade Catalog charges a small monthly fee but seems well worth it. It is indexed by all the major search engines. They have an extensive variety of categories and feature one seller per month. http://www.handmadecatalog.com/Sell-Your-Crafts-p-6.html

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