I'm really struggling to create posters that I like using Canva Pro that size up to A1 let along A0 size without the pixels going blurry. The originators of the artwork did not account for larger sizes (scaling up) so I feel I'm really compromising on what I want to produce because of this. I think I now want to focus on poster designs for the kitchen /dining spaces. So my question is: do many of your customers actually buy posters at A1 or A0 size (or should I produce to A2 and smaller for the majority but miss out on some potential opportunities)? Your thoughts would be appreciated.

Advice please. I have set up a bunch of designs in Canva that I am ready to list in my shop, however I am still confused that I have the right image size for the designs to be scalable in Print Shrimp. I have set up designs as A2 size and when I download they are approx. 1500 x 2200 px. Based on info and process recommendations I've read on here, I have tried running through upscayl, but this crashes my laptop! What is the best way to check if my designs are good enough(size quality) to sell please?

Just had my first sale from a repeat buyer, Super Happy about this 🥳.. I am hoping that this encourages anyone who is in the trenches of the first 2 months that it does get better!

Good morning all, I am currently creating my first Listings and prepping photos etc, I am using Canva but struggling with finding good looking mock up frames to use, what are you all using or where do I find the good ones?

When you put your shipping timescales on Etsy do you include the processing times within this i.e if the processing is 1-2 days and the shipping is 3-5 days do you put realistic shipping timescales of up to 7 days (or do customers see how long the processing is going to take, separately from the shipping times, when they place an order)?