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| + | The Etsy Labs are our educational and event spaces for the D.I.Y and artist communities in Brooklyn and Berlin. They are home to regular, free events and workshops that focus on teaching people how to make things. From screenprinting and knitting, to photography and bike repair. The Etsy Labs are there to help you connect with the creative community and learn everything you need to do it yourself. | ||
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| + | Etsy Labs exist also as regular pop-up events in Hamburg, Munich, London, Paris, Amsterdam, Portland, OR, and San Francisco, CA. | ||
Revision as of 17:59, 12 October 2012
Etsy is an ecommerce website that sells hand-made and vintage products.
History
In 2005, Etsy was an idea of carpenter, photographer, and painter Rob Kalin. At the time, Kalin felt there wasn't a good way to sell his products and felt the responsibility to create one. On June 18, 2005, Etsy launched online with the help of Halm Schoppik and Chris Maguire. [1]
Business
Etsy Labs
The Etsy Labs are our educational and event spaces for the D.I.Y and artist communities in Brooklyn and Berlin. They are home to regular, free events and workshops that focus on teaching people how to make things. From screenprinting and knitting, to photography and bike repair. The Etsy Labs are there to help you connect with the creative community and learn everything you need to do it yourself.
Etsy Labs exist also as regular pop-up events in Hamburg, Munich, London, Paris, Amsterdam, Portland, OR, and San Francisco, CA.
