I do. I’ve been applying like mad for the past month, and I’m hoping to get into some late fall/winter shows. Something I learned the hard way: you have to apply about a bazillion years in advance. So if you think you might like to do some shows in the next year and a half… START NOW.

This week’s Etsy Bloggers theme is “Collections.”

I got an email from Overnightprints.com today about their new promotion. Receive 100 free business cards or $10 off your order of postcards, brochures, or stationery with coupon code FREE07. The coupon expires on the 15th of August.

This week’s Etsy Bloggers theme is “a tour of your craft studio.” With all of the broken glass that I work with as a glass fuser, organization is the most important part of my studio setup. Here are some of my studio organization strategies.

If you make clothing or toys for children, you need to make sure that you comply with the applicable regulations in each country (and state) where you do business. Here are some links to get you started.

Kristen of Etsy’s Little Brown Monkeys (adorable baby items) has created a Yahoo group to share crafty online sources (websites, suppliers, etc). New links are being added all the time, so check it out!

I am a member of Etsy Bloggers, a new Etsy.com street team. Our first writing project is to blog about the color orange. To find some orange inspiration, I searched Etsy for items tagged “orange” and discovered that orange is actually the least-made color on Etsy.

Here’s a fantastic tip posted by Littleputbooks (who makes super cute jewelry) in the Etsy forums.

There was a great thread the other day in the Etsy forum about what to bring to a craft fair. Here are some links suggested by Etsy sellers…

Check out this awesome sales tax chart that I found on Craftlister. It will be so helpful for craft fairs in other states where I’m unfamiliar with the sales tax rate.