I agree with Don...especially on the "Scraps" part.
Here's a few things I'll throw in for your consideration:
Website:
It takes awhile, as Don suggested, for Google and other search engines to crawl your site. The idea is to use keywords and quality links so they understand what your website is all about.
On your main page, I'd bring up your text to the top of the page and the pictures below.
The thing that says "Hand Made Wooden Things..." That's all a graphic. Search engines can't read that and those are where all your keywords are. I'd use regular text for that so the engines can read it.
Your page title Should say "Aeon Toys - Hand Crafted Wooden Toys" This new title is full of quality keywords that Google loves.
Your About and Mission Statement should be only 1 page. Be conversational in your writing (you currently are) and be sure to use good keywords like; handcrafted, wooden, toys, heirloom, quality, safe, etc.
Remove the disclaimer about adult supervision. That just says that your toys can't be trusted.
create a page of nothing but toy pictures. Include price and a description of a few sentences. These sentences will have a ton of great keywords.
Create a Contact page with all your info. Hyperlink your email address too. Even if you do a webform, show your contact info anyway.
Lastly, you probably won't get a ton of sales directly off your website. But it is a nice place to point people to so they can see more of your work. Most of your sales will come from word of mouth, etsy, and socail media.
Etsy.
I love your banner. That's great!
Write more about yourself in the introduction. Be sure to use keywords that folks would use for a search.
Write good descriptions.
Have a lot of stuff posted on your Etsy page.
Keep posting new stuff. Instead of posting 10 items in one go, post those 10 items over a day or two. That keeps your stuff in the feed and more likely to be discovered.
Join an Etsy Team. they're full of great advice.
Take a look at the Etsy Blog and Handbook. Lots of great info.
Read some articles on product photography (lots on the Etsy blog). Honestly, the photography sells the items better than the items themselves.
Etsy take a lot of work to make it work. It really is tough to sell a ton of stuff. so there will be a lot of legwork.
Use social media to promote your stuff.
Social Media.
If you don't have a Facebook account, get one. Then create a Facebook Page so you can update your clients of new items added to your etsy store.
Link to your facebook page on Etsy and on your website. It's a great way to connect and keep people reminded that you make cool stuff.
Tell all of your friends and family to "Like" your page. Tell everybody you know about your FB page and Etsy Store. These people will help promote you, like you, and share your posts. They'll also most likely be your first customers. Treat them well.