#but it was definitely a valuable learning experience as i had never made a quilt or embroidered anything before

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Have you always known what you've wanted to do with your life, career-wise?  I thought I did. My freshman year in high school I learned what psychology was after having a health and psychology class and decided then it was something I wanted to pursue. Prior to that I knew I wanted to help people, but I was thinking like a counselor. I was always the friend people came to if they needed advice or just someone to talk to. In middle school I remember going on those AOL teen message boards and offering advice there. I loved trying to help people and being the one to lend an ear. In college I majored in psych and obtained my BA. And then that was it.  I have no plans or interest in pursuing anything further, so obviously a psychologist isn’t in the cards anymore.  I honestly have no idea what I want to do career wise. 

If you found out you couldn't bear children, would you be willing to adopt? I can’t have kids, but I also don’t want any.

Would you stay at a haunted hotel? Nope.

Could you live without the Internet? I mean yeah, the world would keep on spinning, but I quite enjoy my internet and would like to keep it.

Do you always remember to bring a towel? I always set out a towel before getting into the shower.

Spiders: Kill them or let 'em go? Well, I don’t do anything. Noooo way. I get someone else to get rid of them!

How do you feel about Paris Hilton? I don’t care. I very rarely hear about her anymore.

When drunk, are you: violent, crazy, clingy, talkative, or depressed? I got talkative and the word vomit liked to come out. I usually also ended up feeling depressed and lonely by the end of the night.

Do you know who is on the $5000 bill? (yes, it does exist!) James Madison. They don’t make ‘em anymore, though.

What is the best HAND-MADE present you've ever received? A quilt a friend of my grandma’s made for me when I was a kid during one of my hospital stays. 

Do you Yahoo? My email is Yahoo.

Have you ever gotten pizza delivered to your house that you didn't order? Nope.

What's the most disgusting thing you've ever encountered while at a hotel? I haven’t had a bad hotel experience, thankfully.

What would you do if Hugh Hefner hit on you? He died a few years ago, but anyway he wouldn’t have been interested in me. Which is perfectly fine haha I don’t want some pervy old man hitting on me.

Is the price always right? No.

Do you smell what the Rock is cookin'!?!? Nope. (And yes I know that was his wrestling tagline or whatever back in the day).

Are you gullible? I’m a pretty skeptical person. 

What's the craziest rumor you've heard about Marilyn Manson? That he was the kid from The Wonder Years lol. The friend to Fred Savage’s character. I have no idea how or why that rumor got started.

(Insert random song lyric of your choice here): “Cause I’m one step closer to the edge, and I’m about to break.”

Does unneccessary punctuation annoy you? It’s unnecessary. 

Do you know anyone who was born on leap year? Nope.

Do you follow a 5-second rule after dropping food on the floor? Ew, nooo. Once it hits the floor it’s trash.

Do you think that only unclean people get head lice? Nope, major misconception.

Are you skilled with balls? (like basketball or baseball, you perv!)  Nope.

Did you take Flintstone vitamins or any others as a child?  Blech, yes. Those were so gross.

What types of things do you think the government is hiding from us?  I know a lot of people think there’s something going on given current events. I’ve seen those comments.

What would you do if the Kool-Aid man busted through your wall? If something just randomly burst through my wall it would scare the shit out of me omg.

Have you ever been to an art museum? Yeah, a few.

How do you like your soda: Glass bottle is best, followed by fountain soda, but can and plastic bottle are fine, too. I used to love soda, but I don’t drink it anymore apart from when I take my medicine. 

Do you recycle? Yeah, we recycle cans and plastic bottles.

Can one person really make a difference? Yes.

Which is worse: elevators or escalators? Well, all I can take are elevators, so. The thought of being stuck in one scares me.

Are you gonna make your momma proud? I feel like such a huge disappointment. 

Ring the bell for service or wait patiently for a minute first? I’d wait a bit first.

Boomerang or Cartoon Network? Boomerang is cool cause it shows old stuff from my childhood. 

Have you learned anything valuable today? Not so far.

What's your favorite kind of Doritos?  Nacho Cheese and Cool Ranch. Back when I could eat spicy food; though, I would have picked the Spicy Nacho ones. They have Flamin’ Hot Doritos now, which I’m sad I never got to try.

Do your parents have MySpace pages? No. They weren’t into social media stuff back then. They have a Facebook, though. 

If you had a time machine, would you go to the past or to the future? I’ve always wanted to go back in the past, but now there’s a big part of me curious to see past this coronavirus stuff. Like when will it end? Will it? That could also be terrifying, though. The future could end up looking even worse...

What if Darth Vader was YOUR father? So I could be a jedi? Sweet.

Do you honestly know how to play Monopoly or just make up rules as you go? I think I’ve played it the right way. For the most part, anyway.

Be honest...ever peed in the pool?  Nooo.

Do you ever fathom the amount of words in the English language? It’s pretty wild.

Have you ever pulled a fire alarm? Nope.

Do brain teasers tickle, confuse, or fascinate your brain? They definitely are often confusing, but I like them. 

You're hungry. All there is to eat is stale chips. Eat 'em or not? Mehhh probably not. 

Have you had your tonsils removed?  No.

If Ashton Kutcher punk'd you, would you feel the need to punch him?  No, but depending on the prank I might be upset or pissed off. I loved watching that show back in the day, though. I also had a crush on Ashton Kutcher at the time, ha.

Have you ever fallen off of a treadmill while walking/running?  I’ve never been on a treadmill.

Do you drink milk right from the bottle/carton, or pour yourself a glass? I don’t drink milk at all.

Isn't Chef Boyardee awesome? I wouldn’t say it’s awesome, but I do like Spaghetti O’s. 

Do you like marshmellows in your hot cocoa? Marshmallows are a must.

What reality show has been taken WAY too far? I’m just wondering why The Bachelor is still on. That’s one I never got into.

If you were going on a trip, would you Mapquest the directions first? I used Mapquest back in the day, like when you still had to print out directions. Now I just use Google Maps on my phone. 

Do you hide when Jehovah's Witnesses knock on your door? We just don’t answer the door.

Did you ever think any of your teachers were HOT?  Nope.

If you farted in front of your significant other, would he/she care? I’m single.

White Castle: nasty or absolutely yummy?!  I’ve never a fresh White Castle from the actual place, just the kind you can get in the frozen food section at the store haha. Those are good, though.

Must you grab a souvenir from almost everywhere you go?  Haha I’m a keychain gal. I also like getting a shirt or hoodie.

Have you ever walked out on a movie at the theater? Which one?  I remember doing that once, but I don’t remember what the movie was.

Did you enjoy making things out of Play-Doh as a child? Yeah, I loved Play-Doh. If I ever happen to be around Play-Doh and get a whiff of it, it instantly takes me back to childhood. It’s such a nostalgic smell.

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    Finally, straight talk on how to start your own craft business doing something you love!

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Dear Craft Enthusiast,

If you’ve ever thought about starting and running your own successful craft business — while avoiding some of the most common mistakes made by business newbies and using some of the most powerful marketing techniques available — then this might be the most important letter you’ll ever read.

Here’s why:

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Look, I know you are passionate about your crafting , and want a way to take your hobby to the next level. Your friends and family tell you that your hand-crafted items are works of art and that you should sell them. They may have even offered to buy some of your craft items from you.

That’s why you want to take the leap of faith and start your own craft business selling your own crafts to your local community (or even over the Internet!). For you, it’s time to stop working for someone else, and start building a future that will replace your current income and allow you the freedom only true entrepreneurs enjoy.

Are you just getting started?

Maybe you’ve just started to explore the possibility of starting your own craft business to see if you’re ready for the commitment. Or perhaps you know you’re ready, but want to be completely prepared when you start to put your craft business together and start spreading the word out about your new business.

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Now, I know you’re probably skeptical. That’s normal and healthy. Let me give you three good reasons we can back up what we claim:

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Reason One: I am the author of the highly-successful quilting business books, “How to Start Your Own Machine Quilting Business,” “How to Start Your Own Quilt Shop,” and “How to Start Your Own Quilting Business.” With over 2,431 copies sold since 2003, these are the leading resources for quilters looking to start their own machine quilting business or quilt shop. I know how to get people started in a craft business.

Reason Two: I have over 17 years of experience in marketing and business management. To me, there is nothing as important as being able to bring customers into your new business in the most effective, least expensive, manner. This business guide offers my expertise in the top marketing methods for a new craft business, including Internet marketing and selling your crafts on eBay.

Reason Three: I’ve spent over a $1,000 and 100s of man hours (worth $1,000s more!) pulling together the most exhaustive, thorough guide to starting, running, and marketing a craft business available anywhere. I’ve tried to leave no stone unturned when it comes to finding out the most effective information to lead your craft business to success. You can take advantage of this investment at a fraction of the cost.

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1) Comprehensive craft business guide

General business books don’t go into enough detail about the specifics of starting, running, and marketing a successful craft business. This book delivers the step-by-step instructions you need to get your craft business up and running in the least amount of time.

2) Written with the novice in mind

Never run a business before? You don’t have to worry about getting bogged down with over-complicated terms or unnecessary information. This book provides an easy-to-read primer to help guide you through some difficult concepts of starting a craft business and running it effectively.

3) Excellent marketing section

Without customers, your craft business will never take off and quickly die. That’s why there’s an entire section dedicated to marketing your craft business. You’ll see which advertising and promotional techniques will the most useful and effective methods of getting the word out about your new craft business, and for attracting new – and repeat – customers.

4) Helps you decide if a craft business is right for you

Starting any new business can be a bit intimidating, or even downright scary. How to Start Your Own Craft Business takes you by the hand and lets you know everything that you’ll need to do to start and run a successful craft business. With all the right information, you can make a decision on whether or not a craft business is right for you.

5) Learn the ins and outs of craft fairs

Craft fairs are one of the best markets for selling your crafts. Find out how to properly exhibit your crafts for maximum exposure – and maximum sales. Also, learn sneaky craft fair market research tricks to help you find out what items are selling for in your area – an aid when pricing your crafts.

6) Industry statistics and demographics

Discover some interesting facts about the craft market, and how you can get involved in this $21 billion plus market. When you know who your customers are, it makes it easier to gear your new craft business towards those most likely to purchase your wares.

7) Day-to-day business advice

Running a business is not a walk in the park. In fact, it can be one of the most difficult things you’ll ever do. But, with the right planning and attitude, you can take a lot of the “sting” out of the more mundane tasks, like record keeping, accounting, hiring, and more.

And much, much more…

How to Start Your Own Craft Business is written with the business novice in mind. You know crafts and love your hobby. But, you may not know how to start and run a successful business. This craft business start-up guide is designed to give you that knowledge and to help you decide if you want to make that leap from crafting hobby to full- or part-time craft business.

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“I have really enjoyed reading “How to Start YourOwn Craft Business.” It is well set up and easy to follow. I have got alot of ideas and it has helped me alot with my own craft business. Thank you Chuck for showing me how to get started with my business.” Cathy (Australia)

“I have had several home-based businesses during the past ten or so years and feel confident that I had a good understanding of my new craft business. It wasn’t until I read Chuck Smith’s “How to Start Your Own Craft Business” that I realized how little I knew about the craft business. Chuck Smith is able to take complex issues and explain them in an easy and readable way. If you are starting, or thinking of starting, a craft business I recommend this book. It would be a valuable resource at twice the price.“ Cory McIntyre www.dmccreations.com

“Dear Chuck,

Thank you for all of your hard work in putting together this great book “How to Start Your Own Craft Business“.  It is easy to read and understand.  It makes total sense.  You have given me much to think about and have confirmed some of my ideas.  This makes me realize that i am heading in the right direction.

Regards, Denise”

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Although my business has been going several years,it gave me lots of ideas and thoughts.” Anita N www.capricornleather.com

“Chuck,

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“I have had a small craft business for over 10 years, without having a business plan. Since reading the craft business plan and time management the pencils have been sharpened! My days are far more orderly and I actually take my business more seriously. I noticed improvements inside a few weeks. Thank you Chuck, the small outlay to purchase your package, has added profits and satisfaction.” Shelley Stevenson

“Thanks to How to Start your Own Craft Bussiness, I am now on the right path on selling my crafts.  Before receiving this I did not know my hand made jewlery cases which I made for friends and family could make me $money. Thanks!” Simone Tate www.starappledesigns.com

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Information on Running Your Craft Business: One of the things that can kill a business faster than a natural disaster is not knowing the ins and outs of running a successful business. The How to Start Your Own Craft Business provides insight on the ins and outs of running a successful craft business.

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