If you’re thinking about starting a business selling polymer clay products, keep reading because that’s my very first business that I started, called Tiny Hands Jewelry.

In this post, I’ll share with you some unique things that I’ve learned over the years that you should consider before starting your own polymer clay business. 

As my final post for 2020, I wanted to write a review of the entire year and share with you the mistakes I made along with other things that went wrong. 

This way, you and I can both learn from those experiences and make the new year an even better year. 

I have to preface by saying that, this was a tricky post to write because a lot of things fell into place for us and our businesses this year. 

If you’re thinking about starting a handmade business online in 2021, I’m here to tell you that there has never been a better time. 

With that being said, there are 4 things you should know before jumping in and in this post, I’ll walk you through that. 

1. There’s a lot of Competition

There’s a ton of competition with online businesses right now.

Yes, this is true year after year but the competition is even more now because of COVID. 

Today we’re going to talk about the five best places to sell your handmade products wholesale online. 

Selling Wholesale Online

Selling wholesale is a great option for sellers who want to increase brand awareness, have a consistent income source, and sell their items in bulk – which means more profit for your shop! 

1. Faire

I have never actually sold on Faire but I just chatted with them last week and will be trying them out. 

They’ve been doing virtual trade shows and the last one they …