If you are a craft artist who makes and sells jewelry, you face some stiff competition. The craft fair scene and online retail space is crowded with tons of other handmade jewelry sellers, not to mention all of the … [Read More...]
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Real Life Sales: Getting Your Crafts Into a Shop
By Maggie
I know that many of us sell the crafts we make primarily online or in our home town craft fairs, which is a fantastic things to continue doing, but how can you expand your sales and even keep them going when times are slow? … [Read More...]

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How to Create an Invoice for Your Craft Business
If you sell your products on a wholesale basis, teach classes, and do other forms of business you may have been asked to send an invoice. It's essential to make both a standard template you can use repeatedly as well as familiarizing yourself with invoicing via online systems. This can seem a little daunting if you've never created one before, but it's really much simpler than it sounds! Here are some pointers to get you started (and get you paid … [Read More...]