Are my listings redundant?

[SweetNSnappyDesigns]

Would you guys mind taking a look at my listings. Are they redundant? I offer my prints in different sizes (5x7, 8x10 and 11x14) and in various sets (1, set of 3, 4 etc.) and I created separate listings for each. I'm not sure if I should do a complete overhaul of my shop and just list the 8x10 for instance, and then create a separate section in my shop for size upgrades according to how many prints the person wants to buy.

I think right now I'm limiting people to ONLY buying a set of farm animals, or safari animals...maybe this would give them more flexibility? Maybe someone wants a giraffe and a pig...that's what my husband said last night lol.

Is this a bad idea? I will lose some favorites because of this. What would you do? Thanks in advance! You guys are always so helpful!

Athena

[MerceryMerceryMe]

I would leave it how you have it.
The other way seems way too complicated.
Do whatever makes it easiest for the customer to buy.
You could always do custom listings as well.

[Former_Member]

I would leave it, because creating a listing for size upgrades I believe violates Etsy TOU because you can't have a listing that is dependent on the purchase of another item.

[SweetNSnappyDesigns]

Thanks for your input, Sarah! I'm still trying to sort this all out.

Eva, it wouldn't really be dependent upon another listing. I would offer the prints as 5x7's but if they wanted the same prints in another size, then they'd go to the separate section to purchase them as 8x10's or 11x14's instead. Am I making any sense?

[MerceryMerceryMe]

Athena, that makes sense, and it's not (as far as I know) against the TOU's. (but the way you have it now, makes more sense.)

What Eva described is against TOU's, but that's not what you'd be doing....if I understand correctly.

[SweetNSnappyDesigns]

Thanks Sarah. I think it makes sense the way it is now...I just wanted to see if you guys thought my shop looked redundant as a result of the way it's set up.