Craft to Career

How do I turn my craft into a career? How do I create my dream job, working from home, and doing what I love? How do I grow my Instagram following? How do I earn money with my craft? And the biggest question of all: Can I be successful?
Great information
4d ago
I really enjoy your podcast, I am a quilter recently retired,not really trying to start my own business. I learn so much from your podcast and enjoy the variety of topics. Thank you for being so real and sharing your knowledge!
So much inspiration and encouragement!
Mar 8
I love this podcast! As an aspiring fabric designer and quilt pattern writer, I love hearing stories and experiences from other creatives. Elizabeth is real, honest, and has great guests either way so much information to share. This is a great podcast for creatives.
Such a gem!!
Mar 5
This show is phenomenal! I listen to it regularly and often dig through archives to find inspiration when I’m struggling with a next step in establishing a business. Elizabeth has thoughtful and candid commentary on a range of topics. I appreciate her willingness to be vulnerable in sharing what she struggles with, which is so reassuring for me. The guests she has a so relevant, too! From quilters to fabric designers to experts in marketing and management, her guests offer valuable insights and opportunities to find partners to work with on this journey. ❤️
Podcast
Feb 28
I routinely listen to your podcast and find i learn something new every episode.
Smart Goals
Feb 22
Hi Elizabeth, the podcast about goal setting by using SMART goals struck a note as I’ve done this with employees for years. I thought you gave good, simple, easy to understand examples but this method can also be used for big goals as long as you break them down into smaller steps. Example:“Make a Quilt” can be broken down into: choose a pattern, buy fabric, cut fabric, sew blocks, etc. There is one other concept to keep in mind. If the goal is to learn a new skill, then taking a class should only represent 20%, being mentored 10%, and the other 70% should be actions that involve doing the thing you are learning. Example: learn to play guitar would be, take a class, practice 10 minutes a day, ask instructor for help on tricky parts. Thanks for the variety of topics you cover. They are interesting and make me think!
A Godsend!
Feb 4
I stumbled upon this podcast, looking for something encouraging and informative to listen to. I quickly realized that God used this to help encourage me to do more in pursuit of my dreams. I love the encouragement Elizabeth gives. Her gentle guidance is so helpful. Thank you for a wonderful podcast that encourages and inspires us to be and do more than we think we can.
Enlightening for All
Jan 31
I don’t have a crafting business, and I wouldn’t even call myself a serious crafter or quilter. But every week, I tune in to be inspired and empowered to chase my goals—whether they’re craft-related, career-focused, or something else entirely. Elizabeth’s warmth, wisdom, and refreshing vulnerability keep me coming back for more!
Evergreen and timely
Jan 31
Elizabeth’s voice in the quilting entrepreneur space is invaluable. I appreciate the evergreen component of this podcast as a year ago I unfollowed because I simply wasn’t ready. But now! I’m excited to learn from her and implement pieces of what she is saying here!
I am back to write again, what does that tell you?
Jan 4
Yes I am writing the review again because after listening to each episode I have more and more gratitude for Elizabeth’s honesty and vulnerability, knowledge and generosity of sharing it. I wait for each episode to come as I know it will teach me something, it will inspire me and it will make me think and face myself! Not too many things out there can do that. And I need you to know that, having had a privilege to meet Elizabeth in real life this past September (oh Sundance memories!), she is truly as warm, generous and genuine as you think. So whatever future holds for this podcast and your business Elizabeth, I am here for it and cheering you on.
Vulnerable, personal, relatable
12/06/2024
I’m a small business owner (online quilt shop) who is trying to figure out so many things as I just started a year ago. I appreciate Elizabeth’s vulnerability and personal stories. I am one that likes to learn all the details so that I have a gauge as I make my own decisions and she does just that in her podcast. Thank you for taking the time to share all of it. The good, the bad, the hard, the fun, and especially the hope for a future in creating businesses out of passions. Keep up the great, inspiring work! And if you haven’t give Elizabeth a listen, you won’t be sorry!
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- CreatorElizabeth Chappell
- Years Active2021 - 2025
- Episodes184
- RatingClean
- Copyright© Copyright Quilters Candy
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