Full transparency here.
Having a crafting hobby and sharing with what I buy/give away does cost and when you are an independent creator, that money is considered an up front expense. Typically, I will buy enough to demonstrate with and enough to make several kits that can be sold. This offsets what I spend and keeps this page going but also limits the amount of crafts that are very easy to accumulate! Some of y'all know what I'm talking about.
I do have affiliate/referral links to several online sites where I purchase my craft supplies. When I decided to go completely independent and not represent any specific company is when I knew that being an affiliate or using referral links would be super important as that's a way to help support this page, while still getting what you see me demonstrate with.
Referral Link vs. Affiliate Link
When you use a referral link, typically you get something and I get something. This applies every time you use my referral link. When you use an affiliate link, this means that the company that I am promoting their products may send me a small commission once you complete your purchase. Neither of these options cost you anything. No matter what link you use, thank you for using these links!!!
When you use this referral link, you get a $5 off coupon and I get 100 Honey Coins. This method is another way to support this
channel.
When you use my affiliate link, I may earn a small commission on completed orders. This is at no extra cost to you and helps to support this channel.
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When you use this referral link, you get a $10 off coupon and I get a $10 off coupon. Thank you for using my referral link and
sharing it.
When you use my affiliate link, I may earn a small commission on completed orders. This is at no extra cost to you and helps to support this channel.
When you use my affiliate link, I may earn a small commission on completed orders. This is at no extra cost to you and helps to support this channel
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