CRL: Bring Home the Crafty Bacon!
Hey there, crafty pants! It’s Thursday and that means, a brand spankin’ new episode of CRL!
Ever thought about selling your crafty wares or starting an independent or web-based business? Already have a small business but not sure how to market it without spending loads of cash? Well then, the “Bring Home the Crafty Bacon” episode is just for you! This week’s CRL is super-sized in length and jam packed with useful info so give her a listen, wont ya?
Here’s the scoop:
Topic: Grass roots info on starting a crafty (or any indie) business. Jen also talks about the current season of Craft Lab and her upcoming jewelry book!
Format: Interview with Jennifer, T3 segment (This episode’s segment offers a web designer’s tips on creating an effective website) and the Ramblings segment (thoughts about trying to balance family with a crafty career and info on a couple of great, indie business resources!)
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Oh, and you’ll be happy to know that we’ve condensed the file size for minimal download time! Check CRL out here or on iTunes now!
xo,
Vickie
I listened this morning! Tell Dave I love the theme song.
Thanks for the info…I love Jennifer, she is so talented and fun to watch. Going to put on my crafty pants and check it out.
Hugs!
YAY This is perfect, I’m thinking of starting an Etsy store after the holiday knitting rush slows down 🙂 Can’t wait to listen!
Vicki- I love your blog and podcasts.My good friend is having a baby boy next March. I would love to knit her something special, but what do you knit for a little boy in the spring time. I know you have boys so you will understand the need to be all-boy! Thanks
This is my favorite podcast. No big words like the last one sounding like…
“Archimalogical”
“Developmentalisch”
“Socialogimalical”
Big words hurt my head and make crafting hard.
I’m a fan of Craft Lab now that HGTV airs the show in the morning when I can watch it.
I found this podcast really imformative since I’m toying with the idea of selling my wares. I big “Thank you” goes out to both you and Jennifer for all the good advice!
Luv tha podcast and Knitty Gritty!!!! I need some help…I recd beautiful Aurcania Limari Yarn (bulky) and am looking for a funky project..any suggestions????
thanks
I listened today at work. It was very interesting to hear her talk about having to “pimp” herself. Where I work we actually have to write our own annual reviews, and then our team leaders comment on it and determine our pay increase based on the information we’ve provided (so long as the data we collect proves it). I look forward to using that ability when I start my own etsy shop!