Quilting business

The perfect make for using up fat quarters from your stash. Make this boxy make-up bag with quilted sides and a zip fastening. DIY Tutorial

How to Price a Handmade Quilt. Handmade quilts may evoke general memories of olden times or special occasions represented by the fabric used to create them. Making handcrafted items to sell profitably is a challenge, since it is often difficult to get a h

Take this online course to learn how to write and sell quilt patterns! Watch the videos at your pace and get one-on-one support. I’ve been quilting and writing quilt patterns for over a decade. Now, I am excited to announce that I’ve launched an online school! In my school, you can learn from anywhere in …

Learn how my guest started a quilting business that then grew into a quilting and fiber art empire, how she built a business that supports her life, and what you can learn for your own handmade business. Tips & tricks from an actual craft business owner. Tune in now to hear them!

When setting your prices for quilting, it’s important to look at the entire process and not base your price simply on what others are charging in your area—especially if it is more than just a hobby for you.

I serve quilters who own or want to start a business in the quilting industry. I teach on topics like how to write and sell quilt patterns, how to grow a successful career in quilting, and more.

How to earn money sewing and quilting - Pros and Cons of sewing and quilting business

Quilting doesn't have to be expensive. Check out these 7 thrifty ways (including the sewing machine!) to start quilting this weekend.

Many handmade businesses sell their products wholesale, but should a quilt business consider selling wholesale? This article will explain the difference between wholesale and retail pricing, why you need both if you’re selling your quilts through retailers, and why you may not want to sell handmade quilts wholesale. To learn more about how to create a successful small business and craft business, join us at Made Urban!

Full disclosure here: I am TERRIBLE about labeling my quilt. As in...I don't do it. Yikes, I know. In my defense though, I am usually just so excited to finish the quilt I forget to make a label. Then, I'm so excited to move on to the next project, that it goes out of my mind completely. Basically, I get excited by q