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Calling all sewing enthusiasts!

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cinnamonbun · 09/05/2010 12:34

I've just set up an online shop selling jersey fabrics for children's (and baby)clothes and I was wondering if anyone into sewing could tell me what websites (including blogs), magazines etc you use to give me ideas where I could advertise? Any ideas would be much appreciated!

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emsyj · 09/05/2010 17:38

Have you posted on Arts & Crafts? There are lots of sewing enthusiasts on there. I am too new to sewing to really help I'm afraid.

cinnamonbun · 09/05/2010 19:11

Hi emsyj,
Thanks for your tip but unfortunately I think it's against Mumsnet rules to do anything that could be seen as advertising on a thread

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emsyj · 10/05/2010 14:47

Sorry, I meant you could ask on Arts & Crafts what websites and blogs people generally use, rather than actually advertise on there! D'oh, should have been clearer.

Charlottet · 18/05/2010 13:06

Sew Hip is probably the best one, and the classified section in Vogue has a section for home- sewers (probably v expensive though.) If you have an ebay shop you could use that to drive traffic to your site, by including a business card when you send orders out.(Ditto etsy.) You could post your own sewing projects on Craftster- moderators whinge about people using their posts to advertise (as opposed to buying advertising space) but everyone does that anyway.
I've visited a few sewing blogs but they're all pretty blah. Style Bubble is the only blog I keep coming back to, and it's obviously not about kidswear. Hope some of this rambling may be of use to you, and good luck!

rhibi33 · 21/05/2010 08:42

Do you have a blog? They can be picked up in google searches and the google paid advertising is pretty good.

Are you on all the usual free directories?

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