Re: Art/Craft Show Sales and Marketing 101
Posted by George Bruno on February 26, 2003 at 12:38:29:
In Reply to: Re: Art/Craft Show Sales and Marketing 101 posted by Sherrill on February 25, 2003 at 08:50:18:
: Quick reply -- thanks SO much, George!So glad you agree with my initial idea.
: I'm pretty savvy on fabrics, too, as I also am a seamstress, or was, in another lifetime - teehee - beads have taken over this lifetime.
: Good reminder: I will check out upholstery shops. They may be willing to give me a better price on a quantity purchase. Besides, that upholstery fabric might be fire retardant or could be made such????
: No website yet though I'm really giving it thought. I could send or e-mail pictures. Thank you for the compliment!!
: Two more bead lovers, you and your wife! Too much fun!!
: Santa Fe? Suzanne Cooper just moved there and I've been a Bead Elf in 2 of her books: "Second Looks" (2 necklaces) and "Far Away Places" (1 necklace); also, Valerie Hixson's "Bloomin' Beads" features one of my necklaces.
: Where are you located, George? If you'd rather not post this for the world to see, you may e-mail me off forum.
: We are snowed in just now (Oklahoma) and I'm loving it. Gonna go and do some beading now.
: Wherever you go take joy!
: Blessings, Sherrill
Hello Sherrill,
I am in Upper Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Lots'O Snow right now. More on the way. I am about a half hour from the Pennsylvania National Art and Craft Show in Allentown and the upcoming super event, the Mayfair. The PA Nat'l show was super and I highly recommend it for anyone interested in working with a good promoter. She will mail for you, help you promote, and give you complimentary tickets for your favorite customers. Her name is Kay Kishbaugh. Her biz number is 717-761-3116.
It's good talkin' to ya!
George Bruno