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Sunday, January 25, 2009

Handmade Gifts

I love handmade gifts. Be it a card, a fancy jewelry that has my name on it, a pillow case handcrafted with my chosen designs, a blanket, a vase and so many other collectible things. Artfire.com a new interactive artisan community allows users to list items, including pictures, with no fees. The basic user level allows sellers to list up to 10 items at a time for absolutely free. There are no insertion fees, no picture fees, no final valuation fees. There are no fees. Everything is completely free. Artfire, is a premier online marketplace for handmade products designed by artisans around the globe. It has a free community designed for artisans to buy and sell their works, while celebrating unique handmade items and designs. It is always free for buyers of handmade products to search through their listed artisans, buy, or request for items to be specially made. No matter if you are looking for local handmade crafts, or handmade products from artisans around the world, Artfire.com is the marketplace for you. Check them out now and see the wide selection of handmade products.
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