Selling Wholesale

When you sell your product to stores, you open up a whole new income stream to complement your online shop and in-person art shows. Approaching brick-and-mortar venues can feel intimidating when you're just starting out. Our tips on wholesale and consignment will help you find stores that fit your niche, learn the best way to approach store buyers, and understand the contracts and paperwork involved when you sell your product to stores.

Selling Crafts on Consignment: How to Get Your Product in Stores

Selling crafts on consignment can help you reach a whole new market outside of your online and craft show customers. The first step is to identify which stores are right for your product and convince the owner that your work belongs on her shop shelves. Here's how to take those crucial first steps to get your product in stores.

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Selling Crafts on Consignment: Understanding Consignment Terms

When you're selling crafts on consignment, you'll find that each store has its own rules and terms and contracts to sign. Understanding consignment terms is important to make sure you've scored a deal that will work for your business. Read on to learn what questions to ask before turning your handmade work over to a store to sell.

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Superhero masks might sell well at alternative venues rather than craft fairs.

Craft Fair Tips: How to Sell Crafts at Alternative Venues

Craft fairs are NOT the only place you can sell your goods directly. Learn how to sell crafts at alternative venues, from art galleries to schools to right on the street, with these craft fair tips from Meg Favreau.

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Selling Wholesale

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