The Business Side of Selling Fiber Arts - A 30+ Year Journey

In this recording I share a little bit of my background and things to think about if you are serious about selling your hand made items. This is not easy money. It takes time and a lot of work.
I make and sell mostly handwoven items, hand dyed yarn and patterns. This has been a part time business started when I was teaching full time. We used to also do a lot of buying, refurbishing and sell used fiber equipment.
The comments and information are from my personal experience.
NOTE: Technical faux pas - OOPS - it was accidentally recorded on presenters view, but cropped as much as possible.
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[@deniseengel1451]

Thanks Margery for sharing your expertise and experience.

[@MargeryErickson]

My pleasure

[@margiehogan5571]

Very informative and educational. Thank you for the presentation.

[@MargeryErickson]

Thank you.

[@learnwithlillian8509]

Thank you for another great video.

[@MargeryErickson]

Thanks for watching!

[@maryking5425]

I just bought a used wool house 8 shaft table loom. I have arthritis so a floor loom is out of the question. It’s 23.5 width. Looking forward to your videos

[@MargeryErickson]

Good for you. Enjoy your new adventure.