LOW Competition Etsy Trends That Are Printing Money (2026 TOP PRODUCTS)

About this video

Dylan Jahraus — who says she made over a million dollars in profit on Etsy, has over 13 years in corporate e-commerce, and has coached over 6,000 Etsy sellers — presents five trends she says are not yet saturated and can be applied to digital, print on demand, handmade, or sourced products. 1) Gridlocked florals: seamless repeating floral patterns where rows are staggered/offset or elements are rotated every other one to look more expensive, including brown/warm neutrals, striped-floral towels, and floral stripes on pants. 2) Ruffles: fabric ruffles on tablecloths, blankets, bedding, oven mitts, tea towels, and aprons, plus ruffled fabric ribbon. 3) Bunnies: sophisticated, non-childlike bunnies in living/dining rooms on hair clips, wall art, ceramics, pillows, blankets, bookends, baskets, salt and pepper shakers, shower curtains, and gold decor; she suggests buying small bunnies in bulk, adding ribbon, a pin, or a hook to make ornaments, brooches, or keychains. 4) Fabric furniture: desks, dressers, and side tables covered in fabric/wallpaper-style prints, best with larger-scale prints and gold, brass, or copper hardware, or just drawer fronts. 5) Fluted: ridged/indented surfaces on furniture, lampshades, vases, ceramics, butter dishes, glassware, marble bowls, and metal hooks. If a product cannot be fluted, she advises using fluted stone/tile in mockup backgrounds and photos, and generally using trends in presentation, not only in the product itself.

Key takeaways

• Gridlocked florals are repeating seamless floral patterns; stagger rows or rotate motifs every other one to add variation and a more expensive look
• Add a single fabric ruffle to linens, blankets, oven mitts, tea towels, or aprons to make a simple item fit the ruffle trend
• Style bunnies as sophisticated adult decor, not just children’s items, and adapt bulk small bunnies into ornaments, brooches, or keychains with ribbon, a pin, or a hook
• Fabric furniture works best with larger-scale prints, saturated color, and gold, brass, or copper hardware, even if only drawer fronts are covered
• If you cannot sell a fluted product, put fluted stone, tile, or surfaces in your mockup backgrounds — e.g. under jewelry — to show products in a trendy way

Episode details: published April 9, 2026 · 11:07 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are Dylan Jahraus’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.

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