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Although pottery isn’t my full time pursuit, I treat it professionally. That means, I set time to work in the studio and then go there; I maintain a website and have business cards; and, I keep financial records. Since I often … Continue reading
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How to Have a Good Show – Part 1
This is my busy season – between September and mid-December, I have 4 available Saturdays. I say available but what I mean is I have four Saturdays that are available for studio work. The rest of the weekends are obligated … Continue reading
Bele Chere
A Bit Off Center is making our first appearance at Bele Chere – and we are thrilled! If you are in the Asheville area, please stop by our booth and say hello. We are in the Art Park, Booth #20. … Continue reading
Artsplosure
We just finished our second craft show of the year. Artsplosure is held in downtown Raleigh and is hosted by the Raleigh Arts Festival. The festival includes musical performances, interactive art exhibits, and a juried craft show (which means your … Continue reading
Let the Shows Begin!
I love making pots but a consequence of prolific work is what to do with it – which is why we began attending craft shows in 2008. We have been busy in the ‘off-season’ making pots, trying new ideas, and … Continue reading
Open House and Studio Sale
Our first annual Open House and Studio Sale is complete and it was a success. We really enjoyed visiting with everyone who stopped in. The weather was so nice that we were able to keep the garage doors open. And, … Continue reading
Are you ready to sell?
A consequence of being a potter is you make a lot of pots… and then you have to figure out what to do with those pots. After you have filled your cupboards and your friends’ cupboards, many potters begin to … Continue reading
Pottery for Sale (Part 4)
On-line sales can be a good sales outlet for potters. There are several websites that provide a platform for sales. Etsy is one of the leading craft websites. Although hosted sites charge listing fees and commissions, they are relatively low … Continue reading
Pottery for Sale (Part 3)
Another selling venue is a craft show or festival. Finding shows is easy – in fact you may know of an annual show in your area. A brief on-line search can help you find other shows and get additional information … Continue reading
Pottery for Sale (Part 2)
Selling your pottery is a multi-layered decision. You must be confident in your work (or desperate because you are drowning in bowls and mugs) to put your pottery out there. My first selling venue was a local art gallery. This … Continue reading