Stitch for Cash: How to Make Money from Your Knitting, Crochet, Sewing, Needlearts and Textile Crafts...

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James Dillehay

Stitch for Cash

How to Make Money from Your Knitting, Crochet, Sewing, Needlearts and Textile Crafts

James Dillehay

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Warm Snow Publishers
23 October 2020

Art: financial aspects; Knitting & crochet

Are you struggling to get your indie made products into the hands of eager buyers? Learn how to turn your knitting, sewing, or needlearts hobby into a thriving business.

Is your textile side hustle failing to grow? Are you losing money on your creative endeavors? Has your current online sales presence failed to gain traction? As a fiber craft artisan featured in The Wall Street Journal, Yahoo Finance, and Entrepreneur Radio, marketing genius James Dillehay's thirty years of experience has made him a master of turning small projects into six-figure enterprises. Now he's here to teach you how to position your work head-and-shoulders above the competition.

Stitch for Cash is a one-of-a-kind blueprint for finding success and generating profitable returns in this highly competitive industry. Between helpful how-to's and crucial checklists, Dillehay's proven strategies will help you land your passion projects in every buyer's shopping cart. By following his user-friendly approach, your hard work will reach an audience ready to invest in your talent.

In Stitch for Cash, you'll learn:

- How to price your pieces to earn top dollar and retain a fanbase

- Insider presentation techniques to help you outshine competitors at fairs

- Ways to pitch to influencers so your products secure social media attention

- Pro tips for selling on Etsy, Amazon, and other sites

- Methods for spotting trends to maximize profits, and much, much more!

Stitch for Cash is the essential guidebook for anyone looking to take their handmade textile crafts venture to the next level. If you like insightful words of wisdom, indie success stories, and expert advice, then you'll love James Dillehay's must-have manual.

Buy Stitch for Cash to shape your creative product ideas into in-demand commodities today!

By: James Dillehay
Imprint: Warm Snow Publishers
Dimensions: Height: 229mm, Width: 152mm, Spine: 8mm
Weight: 195g
ISBN: 9781732026452
ISBN 10: 1732026459
Pages: 138
Publication Date: 23 October 2020
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

James Dillehay is a fiber craft artisan, former gallery owner, and author of fifteen books. He's sold his work at competitive juried shows in the US, wholesale to galleries and boutiques from Manhattan to the Grand Canyon, and online at Etsy, Ebay, and Amazon. James has been interviewed in The Wall Street Journal Online, Yahoo Finance, Bottom Line Personal, Family Circle, The Crafts Report, Working Mothers, Entrepreneur Radio, HGTV's The Carol Duvall Show, and more. He has developed and presented crafts marketing programs for the University of Alaska, Northern New Mexico Community College, Bootcamp for Artists and Craftspeople, and The Learning Annex. He currently lives, writes, and creates cool stuff from a studio he built himself (and it doesn't leak) next to a national forest in New Mexico.