Starting a craft business is exciting, but figuring out where to sell your products can feel overwhelming. Should you invest in high-end craft fairs, stick to local community events, or try your luck online? In this episode, we’re diving into the different types of craft shows, their costs, and how to choose the right one for your business. Whether you're just starting or looking to expand, you'll walk away with practical insights to help you make informed decisions about selling your handmade products.

Join me, as I share my own craft show journey, the mistakes I made (so you don’t have to), and the simple strategies that helped me grow. From understanding venue sizes to pricing strategies and booth setup tips, this episode is packed with real-world advice to help you confidently step into the world of craft fairs. Let’s get started!

Episode Highlights & Timestamps:

• [00:01:00] Understanding the three types of craft shows: low-cost, mid-range, and high-end.
• [00:02:30] Why starting with smaller community craft shows is a smart move.
• [00:04:00] Booth space matters! How to choose the right size for your display.
• [00:06:00] Must-have essentials for a successful craft show day.
• [00:07:30] Avoid these common mistakes: pricing errors, distractions, and poor presentation.
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🌟Featured Message: "Your booth is a reflection of your brand. Keep it neat, inviting, and always have price tags—trust me, customers don’t like to guess."

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Have you ever looked at something you created and thought, "I wonder if I could sell this?" You’re not alone. Many crafters dream of turning their passion into profit, but often face discouragement from people who see it as "just a hobby." In this episode, I’m sharing my personal journey—from crocheting hats to sewing handmade dolls to running a successful craft business. I’ll walk you through the realities of making money with your handmade products, the mindset shifts you need, and the steps to get started. Because yes, it’s possible, and I’m here to show you how.

Starting a craft business isn’t just about making pretty things—it’s about marketing, pricing, and figuring out how to turn your skills into steady income. Whether you’re still in the 9-to-5 grind, selling at craft fairs, or dreaming of opening a shop, I’ve been there, and I know what it takes. This episode is all about the highs, the struggles, and the strategies to help you make real money doing what you love. Grab your notebook, because you’re about to get some serious craft-to-cash inspiration!

Episode Highlights

• [02:15] The moment I realized I could sell my crafts and how I got started.
• [07:42] Why mindset is everything when turning a hobby into a business.
• [12:30] The importance of pricing your handmade items for profit.
• [18:10] The reality of craft fairs and why they aren’t always a guaranteed win.
• [24:55] Three actionable steps to start selling your crafts today.
• [30:20] How to market your crafts without feeling salesy.
• [36:45] The key to finding your ideal customers and turning them into repeat buyers.

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Sometimes in business, you hit a rut. You’ve tried strategies that once worked, but now? Nothing. Crickets. You start questioning everything—your approach, your business, even yourself. Sound familiar? If so, you’re not alone! In this episode, we’re diving into what it really means to be in a rut and, more importantly, how to climb out of it with a strategy that actually works for YOU. Because here’s the truth: what works for someone else might not be the best fit for you. It’s time to stop forcing strategies that don’t align with your strengths and instead, discover what truly moves the needle in your coaching business.

Grab your coffee (or tea!), your favorite notebook, and let’s chat. I’m sharing my personal experiences, including how I navigated my own coaching ruts, what I learned from trial and error, and why having the right strategy is everything. Plus, I’ll walk you through practical steps to help you uncover a marketing approach that feels natural, sustainable, and—most importantly—effective. Let’s get you back on track to attracting clients and growing your business in a way that feels good!

Episode Highlights

• [00:01:00] – You’re not doing anything wrong! Business ruts happen to everyone, but the key is recognizing when it’s time to pivot
• [[00:03:00] – Your strategy has to be YOURS. What worked for someone else might not be the best fit for you—let’s talk about why that matters.
• [00:05:00] – The power of the right audience. Growing a group or email list isn’t just about numbers—it’s about connection and alignment.
• [00:07:00] – Writing it down. Journaling through a rut helps you uncover what’s really going on and how to move forward.
• [00:08:00] – Overcoming imposter syndrome. Every coach, no matter how successful, has moments of doubt. Here’s how to push through them.

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