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Completely revised and updated, The Crafts Business Answer Book is an essential resource for anyone looking to start a homebased art or crafts business or perfect an existing one. Crafts business expert Barbara Brabec provides the answers to every question a creative person might have about the business side of crafting-from pricing and advertising, to understanding tax and labor laws, to protecting original work with copyrights and trademarks.

 


"The publisher , 07/24/97 THE BASIC GUIDE TO SELLING ARTS & CRAFTS gives step-by-step, proven advice from veteran craft professional and author, James Dillehay. Mr. Dillehay is the author of four books, numerous articles and serves on the advisory board of the National Craft Association. He is listed in the 1998 WHO'S WHO OF AMERICAN ENTREPRENEURS. This complete guide to building a craft business covers everything including: writing a business and marketing plan, getting funded, selling to shops, selling to over 600 corporations that buy craftwork, plus producing additional income streams. Appendixes list over 250 sources of buyers, organizations, toll-free help lines, legal and accounting help, and show guide. Every topic is indexed for instant access. The guide has been positively recommended by almost every major craft publication. See quotes that follow. BASIC GUIDE TO SELLING ARTS & CRAFTS was chosen as the official text of the American Professional Crafters Guild. "


Filled with a great deal of practical information, this little guide can teach you all the ins and outs of selling your arts and crafts. The Basic Guide shows you how to find buyers; price your work; succeed at craft shows; sell to stores, galleries, trade shows, and corporations; build a mail-order business; deal with basic business and financial considerations; and use promotional materials. It even tells you what to do if you've followed all this good advice and your work still isn't selling. The appendices list names and addresses of organizations, buyers' directories, craft-fair guides, display suppliers, and more. Venues that are not often covered in other books on the subject are explored here, such as selling at home parties or to interior designers, teaching crafts workshops, or opening your own crafts gallery.

 

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 Crafting as a Business
by: Rosen, Wendy    Quality Paperback
Author Wendy Rosen, the publisher of American Style magazine, sees Crafting As a Business as a "network of mentors." Packed with sidebars that feature invaluable tips from a variety of successful crafters, this guide offers dozens of terrific worksheets and checklists and a plethora of sound advice. The 70-plus pages of crafts resources at the end of the book list names and addresses of educational opportunities, suppliers, shows and fairs, and much more. Better designed than many of the text-heavy books on this subject, Crafting As a Business is perhaps the most thorough and easily digested guide on this wide-ranging topic. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

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Turn your hobby into a profitable business. This oversize, all-color reference by the creator of the National Buyers Markets of American Crafts and publisher of American Style is filled with firsthand success stories, and dozens of practical worksheets. See how to develop and design your product, outline business plans, deal with copyright, find your likely customer, price correctly, interpret trends, and create publicity.
 




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