Eighty9 Crafts is one person: Moiz. I research what makers are looking for, design the piece that is missing, build the files, and test them before they go live.
The shop started as a way to bring in side income by designing something people actually use, rather than pretending to be a bigger operation than it is. The name is my birth year — 1989 — and it is a reminder that there is a person behind every listing.
How a design gets made
Every product starts with a question: what is the buyer actually searching for, and what would make the thing they are planning easier? I look at the phrases people use, the files already on the shelf, and where the gap is. Then I draw the design, build the buyer files, and check the output — dimensions, DPI, transparency, cut paths, and that the words are spelled correctly.
AI helps me explore and draft. It does not get the final say. I clean, correct and approve every design myself, and any listing that uses AI says so in its description.
What you get
The exact files named in the listing, in the formats listed, plus a README and a licence. If a listing says one PNG, that is what is in the folder. If it says five formats, all five are there. No mystery ZIPs, no upsell hidden inside the download.
Who it is for
Makers with a Cricut or Silhouette, small shops making gifts and apparel, teachers and parents putting something together for a classroom or a birthday, and anyone who has bought a cut file that looked better in the photo than it did on the mat.
How the shop runs
You choose on Etsy
Checkout, payment and file delivery are handled by Etsy, so your card never touches this site.
The files appear instantly
They land in your Etsy account under Purchases and Reviews, and in the confirmation email.
I answer the messages
If a file will not open or something is wrong, write in. You are writing to the person who made it.
If you are making something for someone, I would like to help.