Sentences with phrase «few craft fairs»

It can be hard to get noticed in an online environment, so try a few craft fairs or art trails to get a direct response from the public.

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When I lived out west I knew a few artists who sold their work on a sort of an unofficial, unsponsored circuit of art and crafts fairs.

It was amazing being at such a big and well - known craft fair in London, although being surrounded for two days by so much beautiful handmade stuff, I did have to treat myself to quite a few things!

Here are a few tips on creating a fabulous stall at your upcoming Christmas fair or market, but do read this more general advice on setting up your craft display too, especially if you are new to it all and feeling a bit overwhelmed.

She has plenty of ideas and things she's made in the past that she thinks will be just right for such a craft sale, and hot on the heels of quite a few Waldorf school fairs and handmade holiday sales, a lot of new things she wants to try too.

I started selling them at craft fairs and put a few items online to test the waters, and it grew from there.

I sell my hand - made paper crafts at a few different local arts and craft fairs.

This book is great whether you're just starting out, or if you've been around the craft fair circuit a few times.

A few weeks ago I was excited to find out that I would be helping to talk about CraftStylish.com at the Renegade Craft Fair.

Over the next few weeks, here are 41 holiday craft fairs to consider.

I started selling my products at local craft fairs and farmer's markets and started selling a few products online.

I can't believe you didn't want the pink shoes:) we have a weekend farmers market and craft market here and in Raleigh they have the farmers market w / a few shops and restaurants and at the fair grounds a flea market.

Though Lindsay Lohan hadn't entirely stepped away from acting in the past few years, putting in guest appearances on 2 Broke Girls and Eastbound & Down, it's fair to say she's taken something of a break from the craft.

Trackoons was showcased at Bit Bazaar Winter 2015 — the videogame arts & crafts market + zine fair that happens a few times a year here in Toronto.

Housed in one of the fair's few black - box booths, Shih Chieh Huang's fantastical installation — in which an octopus - like creature, crafted from whirring and blinking electronics, kryptonite - colored goo, and plastic bags, waves comically — and sometimes suggestively.

I've been having a lot of conversations, these last few weeks, about how to negotiate a world that seems dominated by event - driven enthusiasm for art fairs, versus the old fashioned gallerist's «craft» of nurturing a stable of artists and presenting considered, coherent gallery exhibitions that introduce bodies of new work.