Inventory Management for Handmade Makers
So, you’ve decided to take the leap and expand your handmade business. Perhaps you plan on selling...
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So, you’ve decided to take the leap and expand your handmade business. Perhaps you plan on selling...
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Weaving artist gives advice to makers who are just getting started Weaving artist Kathy...
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Fiber artist Tarja Cockell has always identified as being a hands-on artist. Originally from...
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Since everything is getting smaller in the realm of technology, we have slipped into an Internet...
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The idea of marketing via a pretty smile goes back to the beginnings of commerce. I bet that by the Middle Ages craftspeople were already using a good-looking son or daughter to sell their wares on market day!
Today, craftspeople—especially fabric artists and jewelers—want to use models in their crafts photography. Certainly, a model wearing a scarf is more interesting than a photo of the scarf lying on a table. However, there are lots of pitfalls when photographing models.
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By Stephanie Finnegan The medium of glass is a particularly mesmerizing one. The average layperson...
Read MoreExpert advice from Bruce Baker, who has run more than 500 workshops.