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  • Writer's pictureSweet Rebel

So you get home from sourcing a truckload of glorious inventory, now what? It's time to list! Without the tools mentioned, I would not be a SWEET rebel ;) But seriously, I need these tools to run my business successfully. That being said, DO WHAT WORKS FOR YOU! After reading, be sure to let me know what you would add to the list! :)


1. Measuring tape

I feel like I could start a reseller war deciding between the two types, spring return and long measuring tape, but I personally prefer the long measuring tape! If I need to measure around something ( a boot circumference, for example) it is more flexible. I feel it is much lighter and easier to maneuver. (To be extra efficient with your time, tape it down so you don't have to hunt for the end!)


Now! I know that some people do not have measurements in their description (and that is fine) but I try to make my listings the way I like to see them as a customer. If I know the measurements and fabric, I'll pretty much know how it fits and be more likely to purchase. I saw a huge increase in sales when I added measurements and I think it's way easier to add it before, than hunt down the piece and measure after it's listed and hope that the customer is still interested hours later (because let's be honest, most of the time it's an impulse buy!)

2. Lighting kit

I purchased mine used from another reseller, but theres literally nothing that has upped my reseller game more than my lighting! It is so important to show your buyer the exact color. And as much as I love nautral lighting, sometimes it's cloudy or even too bright, so these are perfect for indoor shots.

3. White backdrop

So it doesn't matter to me what you use, but a white backdrop is best for all items (unless they are white! Then I would recommend black!) But it helps your customer see the true color of the item. I personally use a white blanket for my flat lays which works quite nicely, but I know other resellers that use a white poster or paper backdrop!

4. List Perfectly

Signing up for List Perfectly is THE best decision I have ever made for my business. You upload your listing to their website, and it automatically crosslists for you, just a few tweaks and you're done! They made it possible for me to have a full time job and have my inventory listed on 5 different websites (Poshmark, Ebay, Mercari, Depop, and Tradesy)


Use my code SWEET30 to give them a try at 30% off!

5. Shipping Supplies

Sometimes it's fun to splurge on Polymailers or if you crosslist on Mercari or Ebay, it is necessary. I recommend ordering custom polymailers from Sticker Mule! Not only are the packages super affordable, but you can customize them to include your branding! (You can use this link for $10 off your first order https://www.stickermule.com/unlock?ref_id=8211362701&utm_medium=link&utm_source=invite )


If you're new to reselling, use free supplies! For Poshmark, everything ships Priority, so you can visit your local USPS, or go to their website and order supplies, including tape and pacakge labels! I also recycle boxes that I have received (yes I order a lot from Target and idc who knows it!) so will re-use those as well.

6. Picsart

My absolute favorite app for editing photos! I use it to brighten my photos, make a photo square, as well as add the brand name! It is free and very easy to use. Download in the appstore!

7. Excel

Data doesn't have feelings and it can't lie! I have all of my data stored in an excel spreadsheet to keep up with my daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly investments/profit. I look back each month to see what brands/styles/sizes sold so I know what I want to hunt for next!

Thank you for reading along! Are there any topics you want to know more about? Be sure to let me know in the comments! :)

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2020 is a year like no other! With COVID-19 continuing to affect our lives greatly, many parents are choosing to homeschool for the upcoming school year! It seems like a big scary thing if you have never done it before, but Kaitlyn is here to educate us on the subject, calm some of your fears, and offer support.


Welcome to Homeschooling 101 with Kaitlyn!


Please be seated Class and we can get started! Everyone say hello to Mrs. Kaitlyn! She will be teaching us about homeschooling today. If you have any questions that aren't addressed, feel free to reach out to her on instagram! @momsoposh



1. How long have you been homeschooling and why did you decide to homeschool? 


We have been homeschooling 2 years! It’s weird because I never had any experience with homeschooling. I was public schooled all my life but as soon as I became pregnant with Alyssa, it was immediately on my heart to homeschool her.


2. Is there a separate area for the classroom verses everyday life?


We live in an apartment so she has her own homeschool area but no separate classroom. That will definitely change when we buy a house!


3. What does a daily schedule look like? Is it interchangeable if the schedule doesn't work for other parents?


Usually we wake up, have breakfast and get ready for the day. It helps set our minds up for productivity. We do a couple lessons then take a break. The younger the student, the more breaks and creative play are needed. One thing I have really leaned into is creating habits and not a strict schedule. Every situation and family is different, so a schedule may work better. That’s the beauty of homeschooling-make it work for you!



4. What is your favorite thing about homeschooling?


As I lightly mentioned above, the flexibility is my absolute favorite thing about homeschooling. If she is feeling burned out, we play, go outside, draw, etc. and then get back to it!


5. What online tools have you used when facing a challenge?


Homeschooling can feel isolating and overwhelming at times so I highly recommend getting involved in local homeschool groups. Whether it’s virtual (like Facebook groups) or joining a co-op or field trip groups! It’s so wonderful to be surrounded by parents who know your struggles and it can be very encouraging.


6. Is there any outside lessons or trips you take in additional to the curriculum?


We definitely go to museums, creative learning places and such but we are always learning wherever we go! Whether it’s butterfly or bird watching in the backyard, digging in the dirt to find worms or watching a storm come in. There is also an app I love for technology time and it’s called Sago Mini School( a subscription app like ABC Mouse)


7. What advice would you give to parents deciding to make this change?


Breathe!!! It’s going to be ok! I know I am a mom of a young learner and there are challenges that come with every age. Take breaks, make learning as fun as possible, and don’t put any pressure on yourself. Also, there is one thing I know that every homeschool student/ parent needs to do is STAY ORGANIZED!! Trust me. It will make your life so much easier.


If you need tips, please feel free to reach out. Just give yourself grace and never shy away from asking for advice!! ( Instagram: @momsoposh )





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What I used:

  • 2 Empty glass bottle

  • 1 cup all-purpose flour

  • 1 1/2 cups water

  • 1 medium mixing bowl

  • 2 Magazines, cut into varying length, 1-inch-thick strips

  • Towel or newspaper to craft on

  • Scissors

  • Spoon (optional)


Step 1 In a medium mixing bowl, combine flour with water to form a paste that is about the same thickness and consistency as school glue.

Step 2 Sit bottle on towel and remove cork, so you can turn as needed.

Step 3 Use spoon or fingers to coat back of magazine stripe and stick to bottle, end to end so it sticks flat. Step 4 Continue placing strips along the exposed half of the bottle, including the bottom, all the way up the bottle neck. Overlap strips slightly.

Step 5 Once bottle is covered, allow to dry completely overnight or longer.






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