The Crafts Report


Coming In Our February 2001 Issue ...

  • Credit Cards that Won't Burn a Hole In Your Pocket
    The February feature provides practical advice for choosing the best credit cards for your business -- plus the best small-business rates and benefits that can help your business grow.

  • Creating Order Forms that Cover All the Bases
    Whether you're getting ready to do your first show or just in need of a new, improved order form, the "Business Wise" column covers important details to consider.

  • You've Got Them in Your Booth and They Like Your Work ... What Now?
    Check out the "Booth Business" column for tips on closing the sale.

  • A Cover Letter that Will Get You Noticed
    Submitting your work to galleries can be like sending your message in a bottle in the hopes that someone will discover you -- unless your cover letter has what it takes to spark a gallery owner's interest. This month's "Show Alternatives" tells you how to write a cover letter that will get you in the door.

  • Regional Profile:
    The February issue's "Regional Profile" features galleries and shows in Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Arkansas. Find out what's selling and what types of work gallery owners in this region are seeking out.

  • Insight: GLASS
    Next month's "Insight" section provides marketing tips from glass artists, resources, and debuts the return of the Insight Statistics. Find out how much other glass artists are making each year, how much they spend on tools and materials, how much overnight show travel they do, and more.

  • Studio Issues
    This column will address health, safety and organization issues glass artists face in their studios. Find out how to minimize hazards and maximize efficiency.

  • Photography: Little Accessories that Can Make A Big Difference in Your Photos
    Find out what photography accessories can give your photos a professional look at little cost.
February 2001 issue on newsstands:
January 23, 2001

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JANUARY 2001: TABLE OF CONTENTS