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Craftwork Spends Some Money

Craftwork Spends Some Money


Need a place to spend that tax return you have coming your way? Sore subject? We haven't done our taxes yet either, but we plan on spending our hard earned cash at some of these online boutiques, all of whom support small independent businesses and crafters. We've made a list of some of our favorites for you, so when you do get that fat check (we're being optimistic) you won't even need to leave your bed to spend it all.

Etsy is like the biggest craft fair you've ever been too, but it's all online, so your feet won't get tired walking the stadium size market. Everything for sale on Etsy is handmade, and each seller has their own sort of storefront where they can post new items they've made and set their own prices. You can spend hours searching through the items for sale on Etsy, and you'll be able to find just about everything from hand crafted wooden headboards to a San Francisco penny necklace. We're thinking of showing a little SF pride and buying this jet set journal.

Penny necklace from artisticprostitution's Etsy shop

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