Selling Arts & Crafts Advice

Can your handmade business make money selling knit or crochet items at craft fairs? Read tips on how to make money selling handmade hats, scarves and other accessories.

This article is about how to start and maintain successful blogs for craft businesses. It includes blogging platform information as well as ideas for blog posts, features, and topics.

Some tips and experiences I took away from my latest exhibit.

A comprehensive list of rational and crazy reasons why galleries are turning you down.

Every company that makes digital images, craft stamps, and other images uses an angel policy to keep their original artwork from being "stolen" by another party. Learn how these policies affect you as a crafter or professional maker.

Make pretty snowflakes using coffee filters with this easy tutorial.

Do you love crafting with your Cricut machine? Do what you love and make some money doing it! In this article, we'll go over some fun products you can create to sell with your machine.

What are the most popular and sellable themes in art? Which subjects sell the most art? Do you know? Are these questions important to an artist?

How do you get fair financial compensation when someone plagiarises or steals your artwork or design? Follow a common process to deal with copyright infringement and take back control.

Artists have a bad habit of looking at other creative minds as competition, rather than colleagues. I'd love to help more artists learn from each other and helping each other grow.

This article is about how to price homemade craft items. It includes the most commonly used formulas for baseline, retail, and wholesale pricing as well as advice on everything from comparing the prices of similar items to the advantages of buying wholesale supplies.

Here are 7 basic things all artists and artisans must do in order to succeed at selling at arts and crafts festivals.

A step-by-step guide on how you can make a profit selling your artwork on ebay as a self-representing artist.

Make money selling your handmade jewelry at local craft shows and festivals. Start locally, grab an artist friend and get started selling your crafts today. Use colorful, lightweight displays.

Learn how to start a handmade card business below! I've also included a few tips to help you set it up for success.

There are millions of unknown authors, musicians, and artists in the world. Help an artist you know become known without having to spend a cent. You don't have to buy their work, just be their fan.