now that I have my listings up (and am under great financial anxiety rn) time to finally promote my Etsy store-
hiiii I make jewelry :) I like to make witchy/druid/fairycore things that emulate the beauty of nature, while putting my own creative twists on things!
here's some examples of my work:
selenite and black tourmaline rosary-style pendant (great for a pagan/spiritual prayer or protection necklace!):
some of my favorite ones to make are the gemstone in acorn cap necklaces. I harvest discarded acorn caps in the fall from the forest where I use to live in Michigan, and combine them with various gemstones that fit right in them. I love earthy elements to be in all my work.
link to my shop here! all these pieces (and more) are available :]
“Omg, I love these! They go up to size 6X AND they have pockets?! Wow!! But do you have anything longer?”
Sure do, no problem!!
“YES these are great!!! But what about.. longer?”
I gotcha!! Comin’ right up!
“Perfect! But I have just one more question… what if I’m feeling spicy? How about skirts that are even shorter than the first ones?!”
Oh, you’re in luck! We’ve got minis now.
hello party people, the sizing survey is back! for real this time!!
as many of y’all know, we are a small business dedicated to creating ethically made, size inclusive clothing! and as we continue to branch out into more kinds of apparel, particularly garments that are more fitted, we need your help to ensure that our garments fit the best they possibly can.
unfortunately, publicly accessible sizing data is horrifically fatphobic and just down right inaccurate. and if our measurements are inaccurate, then the clothing we make won’t fit right. and that’s where you can help!
we want measurements from people of all sizes
all data is completely anonymous and will not be shared
we will only use this data in the pursuit of making the best-fitting garments we possibly can
One of the issues we are facing now, given that venture capital is no longer fire hosing cash into social media networks (or at least not in the way it used to 10-15 years ago) is sites need to make money.
Having a tag that is affordable to say "I have services, they are available" helps fix that.
Independent creators have been able to create relatively gargantuan-sized audiences for very, very, very little money in comparison to pre-social media methods. Which is a good thing.
As we start hitting the brick wall of "networks need money" + "independent creators having access to cheap marketing is a good thing," clever solutions need to exist.
This is one such and it's great.
Sorting and filtering capabilities are undoubtedly not far behind and/or on some whiteboard somewhere.