Crafty Girls Talk

Imagine if you could sit down with women who have done just that and listen to their stories. Creative women share their journeys as well as their biggest challenges - and their greatest rewards - of going into a crafty business.

Meet the amazing women who are makers, designers, teachers, writers and tour leaders. Explore what it takes to sell online, at a market or to write that craft book.

"You'll recognize many of the names, but you're also sure to find some new faces new to you as well. The conversations are in-depth and honest." Anne Weaver, Craft Gossip

The amazing crafty girls interviewed are:

Pat Dalton: Textile Tours to China

Morgan Wills: Designer & Store Owner

Rebecca Ringwald: Knitter & Quilter

Lynne Sharpe: Teacher & Artist

Kim Hurley: Vintage Haberdashery

Becky Striepe: Writer

Fiona Clark: Embroidery & Pattern Designer

Glenna Harris: Knitwear Designer

Michelle Perdue: Knits for Needs

Melissa Wastney: Designer & Blogger

Marie Yolande: Textile Tours to France and Western Europe

Nicole Farrell: Scrapbook Retailer

Rosalie Quinlan: Pattern Designer & Teacher

Yvette Stanton: Publisher & Teacher

Jan DiCintio: Fabric Designer, Wholesaler & Retailer

Tamara Watts: Retro Lamp Creator

Tanya Marie Willis Anderson: Needlework Designer

Elizabeth Dubbelde: Quilt Store Owner

Sally Lewis and Nancy Bell: Online Store Owners

Jennifer Forest: Author and Multi-Crafter

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Arwen O'Reilly Griffith: Staff Editor Craft & Make

The interviews are question and answer style, with photographs from each crafty girl.