How to Box and Ship Pottery

Ann shares her tips on boxing and shipping pottery. She also provides cost saving tips and advice on how to ship internationally.
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[@cindyperry4721]

Wow, I learned so much in this video if I ever need to ship my pottery. Thank you! 😊

[@annruel1982]

Im so glad it was helpful Cindy. :-)

[@roopakadange20]

Thanks

[@ginamaidenn1115]

Don't forget to insure when you ship!

[@annruel1982]

Hi Gina. Good tip! The post office will give you $50 free insurance on your package. If you need more than that, it will cost a little bit. Add that into your invoice.

[@carolinaelizabethart]

Our mailman said that I should write “liquid enclosed” instead of Fragile”. No one likes to clean up a mess. I usually love your videos. I’ve even purchased one of them from your site. However, listening to you advice people to use USPS shipping boxes as packing material, as you did by put one of the boxes inside another, is frustrating. These are not “free”. We all have to pay for them. They are intended as part of the shipping cost. So when you ship a package using that flat rate, the box price is included. I feel that part of our raise in rates is partly due to all those usually shipping envelopes and boxes as packing materials.