Shipping and Packing Online Art Shop Things
Things I use in my home studio that help me run my art business when packing and shipping online orders
I haven't stood in line at the post office in years. I package my order, weigh it on my scale, and use a ruler and the weight to buy my labels from PirateShip.com, print them on avery labels, and then stick them on the package. I can schedule free package pick up from USPS, or take them myself and put them on the drop off counter.
I use these to ship labels I buy through PirateShip.com
This scale is batter powered or comes with a cord. Easy to use, and the top folds up and out so you can stack stuff and it won't fall off.
I use these to ship items with tracking that are 8x10 or smaller. They are self sealing, which is a life saver. No tape!
I use this box to pack and ship my large orders of stickers and bookmarks. Mostly for wholesale orders when they're ordering dozens of the same design, so it adds up to a lot quickly.
An option I offer with my wholesale is to package each bookmark in a bag so they can hang on a hook. This makes them longer, so I needed longer boxes. And the pink ones are SO cute. Like, they made packing the orders SO much fun in a really unexpecte...
Nice soft paper I use for a lot of things. Books, inserts, signs, etc.
I use these for mini prints and anything that needs some extra protection in transit.
PVA Glue won't wrinkle your paper 😊 I use it to make notepads as well.
This helps you fold paper with a really crisp crease. Used in book binding a lot.
I use these to mail my 11x14 art prints.
I've been told these don't really do much, but I put them on the backs of my rigid mailers just in case they do. I think custom ones are cute, but don't get the job done. These are bright and easy to read.
I run these through my printer to make some branding, and then I use them to ship bookmarks, stickers, prints, and more.
These are the bags I used to pack and sell stickers, as well as the bags I use for my Mystery sticker packs