For quilters
A listing is a small story about one quilt. The makers who tell it well sell faster and for more. Here is what works.
Four photos tell a quilt best: the full piece laid flat or hung, a corner up close, the back, and the quilting stitches. Shoot in daylight, near a window, with the quilt filling the frame. When you add a photo you can crop it right in the listing tool to get the framing right.
Where the quilt came from, what it is made of, and why it matters. A maker's note is optional, but a quilt with its story told sells faster than one without. Write like you are describing it to someone standing next to you.
Set a price that reflects the fabric, the batting, the thread, and the hours. We show a suggested range based on size and technique to guide you. Underpricing is the bigger risk; trust the range. You keep 90 percent of every sale, with one commission taken only when a quilt sells.
Buyers pay UPS Ground, priced by weight and distance. Add your quilt's packed weight and box size so the rate is accurate, and set your ship-from address in your studio settings. Prefer to keep it local? Offer local pickup instead. See shipping and returns for the details.
When it is ready, submit the listing. Our team reads every one before it goes live and may lightly polish the copy. Nothing publishes automatically, which keeps the whole marketplace worth trusting.
Ready to start? Sell your quilts or open a new listing.