SAVE 10%: Dec. 6th,Winter Wonderlust (2015) Etsy is offering gift cards of $50+ for 10% off.
Opens in a new window Credit: Etsy Etsy Gift Cards Get 10% off gift cards $50+ Etsy is the online marketplace for individual makers. Whether looking for a felt hat, a handmade knife, a perfect collection of colorful coasters, or custom artwork, Etsy is the e-commerce platform for you.
But what if you’re not quite sure what your giftee would like? That’s where a gift card comes into play. Right now you can get 10% off on Etsy gift cards of $50 or more.
On Etsy, you’ll be able to find shops from all over the world, as well as domestic shops that are committed to fast and easy delivery. In some instances, Etsy will even guarantee certain orders from specific sellers — get it by a specific time or your money back.
However, if you’re looking for a great gift by the holidays and you really don’t want it to be late, go for an Etsy gift card. Gift cards can be mailed or sent via email or text. Digital gift cards can also be scheduled, so you can buy a card now and have it arrive right on Christmas morning.
As of Dec. 6th, buy an Etsy gift card for $50 or more and get 10% off.
With so many unique crafts, Etsy is theresource for novel gifts. You’ll find sellers who specialize in laser etched glasses or portraits of dogs, next to woodworkers, or custom shoe makers. When you’re looking for something unique, turn to Etsy.
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