Binding Babies: Floating a Prototype Prior to Production
The story behind the creation and development of the adorable and useful sewing notion, the Binding Baby.
The story behind the creation and development of the adorable and useful sewing notion, the Binding Baby.
Crowdfunding through online platforms can look like a great way to insulate yourself from market pressures while pursuing a vision, but successful campaigns rely first of all on building what you’ve already started and treating sponsors as business partners.
Join award-winning quilter Rebecca Bryan and Alissa Norton, a former video producer for Craftsy, for a webinar about the nuts and bolts of producing a top-notch online video class.
Acquiring a sale costs money. Even if you’re pounding the pavement with “free” marketing, you’re spending your precious time that even money can’t buy back. Learn to use Facebook ads the RIGHT way once and for all in this webinar.
Are you ready to reach a larger audience and generate a reliable source of revenue? Selling your work wholesale can grow your business in a huge way! Learn how in this webinar.
If your yarn store is successful, it makes sense to capitalize on that and develop your own yarn line, right? Or does it? Read about the pros and cons here.
What’s it take to develop a successful product line? Here are four actions that will help you design better products and boost your sales.
Shannon Okey created a Patreon project that could solve immediate problems and hopefully problems for myself and other knitwear designers long term.
Mobile strategy can help craft businesses reach customers where they already are, provide unique user experiences, and diversify their income streams.
Spoonflower isn’t just for fabric. Find out how creative entrepreneurs are using Spoonflower’s wallpaper and gift wrap printing services to craft their small businesses.
The subscription box model has become a popular one for craft business owners in recent years. The promise of steady cash flow through a subscription model is appealing to many entrepreneurs, but what are the risks involved? And what makes a subscription box program thrive?
Many makers are producing their crafts through small batch manufacturing, commissioning products from a factory in amounts calculated for profit.
If you’re going to take on custom orders for personalized products be sure you have patience, outstanding communication skills, an open mind, and strong organizational skills. Here are tips from sellers who have figured out how to make it work
What craft industry professionals should know to comply with rigorous child safety testing laws for small-batch manufacturing.