You love to sew. How many of you wish you could make a living from sewing? Help to live the dream with this practical guide from professional sewist and pattern designer Virginia Lindsay.
You love to sew. How many of you wish you could make a living from sewing? Help to live the dream with this practical guide from professional sewist and pattern designer Virginia Lindsay.
Introduction Finding Your Sewing Style Authenticity • Using Sewing Patterns to Get Started Interview: Jessica Rider from A little Grey Identifying Your Customers Be Selective • Sewing for Kids and Babies • Sewing Fashion Accessories • Sewing for the Home • Sewing for Fundraising Essential Equipment Your Sewing Machine • Machine Accessories • Thread • Cutting Tools • Additional Tools • Serger • Computer • Camera Interview: Vanessa Hewell from LBG Studio Buying and Using Fabric Have a Plan • Use What You Have • Building a Stash • Making Smart Fabric Buying Choices • Quality Counts • Coordinating Fabrics • Try Something different Interview: Monica Donohue from Little Pigeon Crafts Sewing Change Your Favorite Patterns to Work Even Better For You • Keep Good Notes • Organize Your Pattern Pieces • Organize Your Workspace Selling Selecting a Name Selling Online: Setting Up an Online Shop • Taking Good Photos for Online Sales Selling at Craft Shows: Setting Up Your Booth • Making a Plan Consignment Sales Promoting Yourself: Business Cards / Postcards • Using Social Media • Keeping a Mailing List Pricing and Packaging Pricing: Materials • Time • Price • Show Pricing Packaging: Packaging for Show Sales • Packaging for Online Sales Interview: Candace Todd from Sparkle Power PROJECTS Projects That Are Useful Boxy Pincushion Craft Apron Lunch Bag Oven Mitt Placemat and Napkin Projects That Make Best Use of Materials Drawstring Backpack Grocery Tote iPad Sleeve Trimmed Messenger Bag Half-square Triangle Quilt Projects That Are Great Sellers Baby Set Handy Organizer Great Big Tote Professional Pillows Slouchy Purse Zippered Pouch Appendix: Business Basics You're In Charge • Keeping Your Look Fresh • Inventory The Legal Aspects of Setting Up a Shop: Doing Business As (DBA) • Get a Tax ID • Set Up Bank Accounts • How to Pay Sales Tax • Income Tax Making it Work For You Resources About the Author
Introduction Finding Your Sewing Style Authenticity • Using Sewing Patterns to Get Started Interview: Jessica Rider from A little Grey Identifying Your Customers Be Selective • Sewing for Kids and Babies • Sewing Fashion Accessories • Sewing for the Home • Sewing for Fundraising Essential Equipment Your Sewing Machine • Machine Accessories • Thread • Cutting Tools • Additional Tools • Serger • Computer • Camera Interview: Vanessa Hewell from LBG Studio Buying and Using Fabric Have a Plan • Use What You Have • Building a Stash • Making Smart Fabric Buying Choices • Quality Counts • Coordinating Fabrics • Try Something different Interview: Monica Donohue from Little Pigeon Crafts Sewing Change Your Favorite Patterns to Work Even Better For You • Keep Good Notes • Organize Your Pattern Pieces • Organize Your Workspace Selling Selecting a Name Selling Online: Setting Up an Online Shop • Taking Good Photos for Online Sales Selling at Craft Shows: Setting Up Your Booth • Making a Plan Consignment Sales Promoting Yourself: Business Cards / Postcards • Using Social Media • Keeping a Mailing List Pricing and Packaging Pricing: Materials • Time • Price • Show Pricing Packaging: Packaging for Show Sales • Packaging for Online Sales Interview: Candace Todd from Sparkle Power PROJECTS Projects That Are Useful Boxy Pincushion Craft Apron Lunch Bag Oven Mitt Placemat and Napkin Projects That Make Best Use of Materials Drawstring Backpack Grocery Tote iPad Sleeve Trimmed Messenger Bag Half-square Triangle Quilt Projects That Are Great Sellers Baby Set Handy Organizer Great Big Tote Professional Pillows Slouchy Purse Zippered Pouch Appendix: Business Basics You're In Charge • Keeping Your Look Fresh • Inventory The Legal Aspects of Setting Up a Shop: Doing Business As (DBA) • Get a Tax ID • Set Up Bank Accounts • How to Pay Sales Tax • Income Tax Making it Work For You Resources About the Author
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