Do you want to look more professional when selling crafts online? At the moment crafting is very fashionable and lots of magazines and television programmes are discussing the attractions of selling online. Every week more and more people are opening
I confess that I am rather a fan of Julie Nutting and her delightful art style. I already owned her first book Collage Couture (click the title to see my review) so had no hesitation in buying Collage Couture Studio
Six Pages Your Craft Blog Must Have Welcome to Episode 6 of the Craft Seller Success podcast. In this episode I will be talking about six pages your craft blog must have. These six pages are pretty much essential for
Sock Knitting Master Class – If you are into knitting socks then this is one book that you will turn to again and again for inspiration, hints and tips and just to enjoy thumbing through it. Title – Sock Knitting
The announcment of a substantial Etsy fee increase from 16th July has caused a lot of anger. The fee increases are coupled with the introduction of a range of new premium “packages”. Plus they may be changing how they calculate
Branding for Craft Sellers Welcome to Episode 5 of the Craft Seller Success podcast. In this episode I will be talking about branding for craft sellers. I will explore what branding is and what areas of your business it can
It is not very often that I splash out on a craft book because of one pattern in it. But with Round and Round the Crochet Hook by Emily Littlefair, that is exactly what I did. When I saw the
A Self Hosted WordPress Site for Craft Sellers Welcome to Episode 4 of the Craft Seller Success podcast. In this episode I will be talking about how to get a self-hosted WordPress site for craft sellers. I will go over
Ways To Sell Your Crafts Online Welcome to Episode 3 of the Craft Seller Success podcast – Ways to Sell Your Crafts Online. In this episode I am talking about different ways you can sell your handmade crafts online. Nowadays
Today I am reviewing one of my favourite products, Distress Markers by Tim Holtz from Ranger. This line of water-based markers has been available for a few years now. They are very popular with crafters, colorists and mixed media artists
