The internet really has a nifty way of showing us that humanity does have its moments. On November 26, Martyn Hett from Manchester, England, posted on Twitter that his mom was having a hard time selling her wares on a craft fair. Later on, he tweeted that she had a Depop store from which interested buyers can view and order her items. Word got around and people started buying her creations online. Days later, cute hearts, teddies, and sock monsters were all sold out from her page. Demand for her cute items skyrocketed that Martyn’s mom, Figen, had to restock her materials to create more! (h/t: buzzfeed)
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Martyn Hett’s heart broke when his mom told him she hadn’t sold any of her hand-knitted items on a craft fair.
Martyn’s friends came to the rescue and started buying up stuff on his mom’s depop!
Martyn’s tweet went viral and more and more people went to Depop to buy his mom’s hand-knitted plushies.
She’s even gone global!
Word has gotten around fast and people are giving great feedback on Figen’s work
So much so that her items on sale got old out!
And she’s had to restock on her materials to produce more items
And she’s reading up on Twitter to be able to connect to her growing fanbase.
This inspiring mother-son tandem has got us in tears
Good job, Martyn!
