Many quilters and fabric artists have developed their craft into an income producing business.  Or they would like to. 
My guest post at Susan Gunelius’ Women on Business blog gives you 10 Tips On Finding Time for Your Home Business.
Whether you’re balancing a quilting business, writing business, or even a non-quilting business, I hope you find these tips helpful.
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Mary Emma Allen, Quilting Entrepreneur
I’ll briefly summarize why I can provide you with quilt business information.  In addition to operating a mail order quilting business from my home for several years, I’ve written about quilts, quilting, and quiltmakers.  For 8 years I wrote “The Business of Patchwork” for the now obsolete Quilt World Omnibook.  Then for 3 more years, I wrote “Work Patch” for another magazine.
During this time, I taught workshops, gave talks, and visited schools to introduce quiltmaking to students studying early American crafts.
I’ve not operated a quilting business as such for several years, but have continued to …read more

QuiltingAndPatchwork.com
Last week I was honored to be a guest writer at Laura Spencer’s Work from Home Momma blog. Since many of those working from home often have difficulty finding time to get everything accomplished, I wrote about Ten Tips on Finding Time for Your Home Business.
Most moms choose to work from home so they can be with their children or are less stressed juggling family, job and sometimes a lengthy commute. However, when they get settled into their home business, they find they have to juggle here.
Many moms choose to turn their quilting and fabric art into a home business, …read more