Well I do jewelry (which is mainly what I have in my shop) but I also do quilting, crocheting and I would love to learn to knit.

I'm a graphic designer and art historian by trade (well, an unemployed one  ). I chose the products I am currently selling, decorative mats for photographs, because at the time I researched it, there didn't seem to be many people at all selling this on Etsy and it was something I figured I could do fairly well.

Of course the day I opened shop, I did an Etsy search again and someone else is doing similar! Oh well.

However, I want my shop to be like a real store... the kind you want to go into and browse around. So we will be trying a lot of different products. I've got some Christmas ornaments and placemats in the works, ideas for magnets, ideas for journals, ideas for gift tags, etc. The tag line for the shop is 'interesting things for the home' so that gives me a lot of scope!

I've also got some ideas for pendants but I'm hesitating to try them on Etsy because it's so saturated with jewelry makers!

I make children's clothing - I am a total sewing addict. I started by sewing clothing for my kids and myself and then decided to give Etsy a try after getting many compliments.

I tend to not make tons of the same item in different sizes because I love variety. I used to paint and each painting is different so I think I've carried that forward with the clothing I sew - each item looks different! HOWEVER, I don't have a problem making another copy of an item in my shop in a different size. I LOVE custom orders!

I knit, crochet, felt and needlefelt mostly.  Right now I am mostly obsessed with fiber and would love to be able to afford a loom to weave and learn to spin.  I've done some fabric and fiber dyeing as well. By default for some of my stuff I have to hand sew but I really don't enjoy it that much.  I am totally in awe of all you guys who sew.  I did a foray into sewing potholders for Xmas one year and ended up giving away my sewing machine in disgust.  In fact  I still have a trash bag filled with graphic t-shirts that I wanted to make a quilt out of.  Maybe some day I can commission someone to do that for me.

The other thing I am obsessed with lately is canning and cooking.  I canned 45 jars of jam in 2 weeks straight in my itty bitty kitchen.  I also can pickles and tomatoes and whatever comes out of the garden. 

It's funny I never thought I'd be such a happy homemaker when I graduated from Law School, but what can I say I love to make things.

I am also a jack of all trades.  My current passion is making jewelry.  Beading and wire work so far.  I have just started experimenting with clay.
I tend to become passionate in my endeavors. So everything else is put on the back burner.  I am retired so I don't have any restraints on my time.
Rose
http://www.rosepetalsjewelry.etsy.com

Well as the name says, I sell jewellery.  My items use glass beads of all varieties and pearls which i love.  The items in sotre now are all silver plated, but have an order of supplies coming for sterling silver and solid copper so theirs going to be more of a mixture of items.

I am also experimenting on designing some items using wool, felt and scraps cut out of old clothes as well as buttons.

But i can also knit....and sew, and love papercrafts, but dont tend to have much of the supplies for these crafts with me.  I actually took out my knitting bag yesterday to show my 6 year old how to finger knit a flower, the same bag was given to me when i was around 10by my grandmother who actually taught me to knit and used to bring me little plastic knitting needles and all kinds of wool to try things with...my daughter so far loves it, we made a little bouquet of flowers for her teachers at school:D

but anyway i am digressing, as well as jewellery, i do bag charms, key rings and mobile phone charms which are good stocking fillers, so i'm adding those in soon:D

LOL Margie i'm just like you My husband is like "dude is that all you do?" Of course it is! I told him that building a business takes alot of time and with the fact that I don't get to just sit down and do stuff because of my girls I have to take advantage of time when I can. Not to mention the fact that starting a new business no matter what requires alot of time and effort to be spent  for it to become successful and have the things it needs.

I make gothic, Victorian-inspired and spooky jewelry. All in silver, most with Swarovski crystals or other very sparkly beads. That is pretty much it for the moment, though I'd also love to learn how to knit someday!

(oh, and, not technically handmade, but my "day job" is in page layout. So if any of you ladies need any InDesign work done, I'm your girl!)

recycled bottles - re-crafted & hand altered
home grown bamboo - carved & embellished

That's a tagline we've used before, and sums our shop up in a nutshell. I also want to fill our  shop with diverse items, but finding a way to brand a wide range of your work is difficult...I'm finding out.

~dale

I knit and crochet and I make ladies accessories like hats and mitts to childrens toys and home decorating items like doilies and magnets. I also do some papercrafts from time to time.

Well, we turn wood.  We also make lots of cool sawdust!  We make lamps, clocks, rolling pins, bowls and decorative art pieces.  Most could be used as candy/nut dishes and neat places to put your jewlery.  I also crochet, not for the shop but for me. And I quilt.  I'm clearning how to can now and will be trying my hand at some lite gardening in the spring.  I have copd and don't get out a lot, sometimes weeks go by and I haven't left the house.  Hubby is the master wood turner and I keep him pretty busy making items for the shop so fortunately he's not on my buns about the time I spend on the puter!!!  If they're involved, they seem to care less.  But he does drive me wacko over how many hearts he's got!!  LOL.

I sew children clothes. I mostly do girls' clothing, but am always looking for how I can add boy items...ideas???
The most fun about making the skirts I make is making the fabric combos...so fun!