Shop Talk Episode 5 - How to pack and ship vintage items & antiques

[@KellieHoff-bc8re]

Lots of great info! I never thought about turning the box inside out! Ha! Thanks so much!

[@ThriftyWhitney]

You're so welcome! Hope it's been helpful

[@donnafrance5478]

Such GREAT information! Thank you! Can't wait for February's episode!!

[@ThriftyWhitney]

you're welcome! thanks for watching

[@karenschmidtke8129]

Would appreciate seeing a tour of your shipping stations. And I know Whitney has an upstairs loft office where she does her photography. How do you handle the purchase, photographing, inventorying, storing process? I have a wonderful large space in our shop with shelves, storage etc. My issue is the process of getting items photographed and inventoried, then stored. I'm all messed up. I don't have a place to photo specifically within my shop area. I am in the shop, in the loft office, outside, etc. I feel my productivity is suffering. HELP

[@karenschmidtke8129]

Watched more 😂 and you showed your shipping area. Thank you 😊

[@ThriftyWhitney]

great! glad it was helpful @@karenschmidtke8129

[@ThriftyWhitney]

Also - just to answer your question - once my items are listed on my website, I put them in the basement for storage. I think it's really important to have everything separated (listed/not listed, sold/not sold) and easy to find - on shelves, etc. Try to consolidate where you can and find a place (or even a mobile photography set up) that you can use.

[@NancyWorrell-fz2fy]

Where did you get your cost for shipping from?

[@ThriftyWhitney]

I use Pirate Ship for my shipping labels, so that is where the cost came from for the label.

[@karenschmidtke8129]

“FrankienBOX😅”