I make baby quilts and blankets. Any ideas on how I can sell them?

I have my own website and I enjoy it. I control what my customer sees, and I don't give away money on listing fees. Just google around at other websites selling the same thing, and try to make yours prettier. It does take time to learn how to build, and to take good photos, but it's worth it. Also, go to Paypal and read, read, read. 99.9% of internet customers want to use their credit card. Paypal is free but they will take a (very) small percentage of the sale plus a small fee like 30 cents, so build that into your cost.

Go to http://usps.com/ and order yourself some free boxes. Buy their little scale. Download their software so you can print labels at home using a debit card or credit card. You will schedule a shipment right there on the website, and then you leave your boxes where the mail carrier will find the. I use an inside hallway, and I have a wipe-off board hanging on the door to let the carrier know how many packages are waiting for her inside the door.

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utilize the idea of Baby showers and Tupperware parties.

throw a Quilting party................My g-friend just went to a slinky-nighty party.....

get the idea???

of course there is always Ebay and the classified ads

you can supply a link to Ebay and a website in the ad.

Ebay and classified reach Millions of persons

the newspaper can focus on Local clients.

shipping is fairly inexpensive if you want to keep

costs down for quilts because they do not weigh much.

Winks......... send me a list I want at least one. Would you make special orders?? I am sure others would be interested if you make Exactly what they want for them. I know I would be

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i would try the little gift shops locally........most comunity centers have a gift shop, local hospital gift shop.. they might buy them or on consignment basis...check for flea market sales, church sales, you could set up a table.. buy a samll ad in baby magazines. post a small flyer in laundromats bulletin boards.....

there's this place called etsy

http://www.etsy.com/