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25 Tips for a Successful Art Show
The talented folks at The Artcademy have put together a helpful list of 25 tips for having a successful art show. If you have a show coming up, you might want to check these out!
They say: “Getting ready for … Read More...
Deal with Your Creative Career
Here’s an interesting online event for those of you who are indie artists and are wanting to further their creative career. This is a teleseminar hosted by Amy Butler.
Here’s more about the event from their site:
“When was the … Read More...
How to make a $1 million dollars a year with knitting
Warning. This is not a get rich quick scheme. There is a lot of hard work involved and you may need to quit your day job (if you have any). Also, you will need lots and lots yarn.
But it … Read More...
Burly Stone – Soap for men
I came across Burly Stone after reading this interview over at Soapqueen.
People seem to think that men don’t really care for natural and handmade items. One thing I noticed is my husband doesn’t really like smelling like roses, strawberries … Read More...
Knitted Dissected Rat
Ahh– so that is what is inside a rat. And I was so terrified of cutting one open in Biology class. Sheesh…
Seriously, if this looks cuddly and cute to you, you may want to think twice about the meaning … Read More...
The Ins and Outs of Consignment
Have you ever thought about getting your handmade goods in a store? If you’re an indie artist with a small business you’re always looking for ways to grow your business and have more income streams. Perhaps you’re been selling your … Read More...
Using SocialBro to Analyze Your Twitter Account
Here’s a good resource for us Indie Artists trying to reach more people! Toni of Little House of Crafting guest posted about using Social Bro on the blog Daft Crafts.
Social Bro is a way to analyze your Twitter account … Read More...
Glass Gift Boxes with Dichro from Colour de Verre
There’s still time to make this lovely glass gift box by Colour de Verre. If you don’t have the mold, get it! And then follow the link and read up on how to make glass boxes with dichroic glass. … Read More...
Gifts for Polymer Clayers
This time around I hit Etsy for some treats for the polymer clayers on your list. I have a non-Etsy list to get to this week as well but here’s some goodies, perfect for any clayers care package or stocking:… Read More...
The NO FAIL Marketing Formula
Martiel Beatty is sharing her best tips and ideas for marketing your handmade business in a free class on The Artcademy. This is a free marketing class for handmade businesses, and artisans to find out how to market their creations. … Read More...
What is an Angel Policy?
Have you heard of an Angel Policy? Well, it has nothing to do with the celestial style angels, but if you’re an artist that uses rubber stamps, stencils or die cuts to sell your artwork, you should know what an … Read More...
Upcoming Classes, Events, and Open Studios at Bullseye Glass
Bullseye Glass has their own resource centers around the country and they’ve got a great list of things going on in each of them. Cool classes, artist talks, and open studios. And they’re having a big sale too. Go Bullseye!! … Read More...
100+ Links for Creative Bloggers
Stephanie from Swoodson Says has put together a fantastic list of 100+ resources for creative bloggers and indie crafters hoping to learn more about how to make money for their blog and get their work seen!
Here’s what Stephanie says: … Read More...
175+ Pumpkin Ideas for Weddings!
Pumpkins provide the quintessential element for rustic autumn weddings! I’ve been gathering a wealth of pumpkin-inspired links on my Posh Pumpkins Pinterest board, and now there are 175 inspired ideas and counting. I am partial to gilded, glammed-up pumpkins, but … Read More...
3D Invitations & Floral Envelope Liners
There are so many pretty details in these dimensional invitations. Gold glitter paper, a pop-up, and floral patterned paper make these invites unique! I especially love the floral envelope liners. They may look complicated, but with a quick and easy … Read More...
5 Tips for Shooting Modeled Product Photos
Melanie of Violet’s Buds shared her 5 top tips for shooting modeled product photos on the blog Daft Crafts. If you make and sell something that is worn, it helps to share photographs of your product on a model. Whether … Read More...
Forest Wedding Welcome Basket
Welcome your far-flung wedding guests with a basket full of lovely treats suitable for a woodsy wedding theme! The Evermine Blog shares all the details here.
Discover a treasure trove of valuable insights and creative ideas to elevate your … Read More...
Patchwork Threads for cool clothing
I found these quilt-themed graphic garments under the Kids section of Patchwork Threads. My thanks goes to Chris of The Tattooed Quilter for introducing me to this online shop through his interview with Lindsey – who along with her … Read More...
Fall Classes at Vitrum Studios
I know if I lived on the east coast Vitrum Studios would be someplace I wold go to take classes. They come up with very interesting classes that seem challenging and satisfying. I especially like the Optic Topics class about … Read More...