“From Hobby to Hustle: Monetizing Your Crochet Passion” featuring Joy (@hands.ofjoy)

Are you interested in turning your crochet hobby into a business? Joined by special guest, Joy ( @hands.ofjoy on ig), we discuss our experience with having a business, pricing, our thoughts on wholesaling, vendoring, content creation, and more!
Joy's Socials & Website:
Instagram: / hands.ofjoy
Website: hands-of-joy-2.myshopify.com/
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Socials:
Instagram: @hookedbybrianna & @briannasipp
Business Tiktok: @hookedbybrianna
Business Email: [e-mail]
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[@edwardleecaliforniausa]

Good morning Brianna happy Saturday morning and happy weekend and I loved your vlogs and you are amazing Supporter and I'm proud of you

[@energydivine-el9783]

i concur...work while you chat...makes sense 😊 True facts...got to have inventory. One of a kind.

[@marah7344]

Love this! can you and your guest crochet while y’all talk too during these podcasts? I know you might get distracted but I’m asking bc I love to listen to these while I crochet and seeing you and your guests current projects while y’all talk would be really cool.

[@energydivine-el9783]

Facts 😊💙

[@briannasipp]

Thank you so much! And that’s a good idea, I’ll try it out but I probably won’t be able to focus on crocheting, engaging, and making sure my camera is still recording properly haha

[@callievick941]

loved this

[@Krochetkiir]

I feel like if u don’t have a 1000 or more followers. U don’t really get anything out of it. I get bored . And they don’t really give us very small shops a chance.. I spend so much money and time on making things to post and gets no recognition.. this is also y i haven’t been posting or crocheting anything in a while ! Brianna your puffer coat pattern is the first thing I’ve worked on n months! And I love it ! Havin so much fun

[@briannasipp]

You have to start somewhere! Every artist builds up their following from 0, so it does take patience to gain the recognition you deserve. Just post for the fun of it and not necessarily for the expectation to get recognition, sales, etc. I do understand how it can get frustrating especially when you consider the hours your spend making pieces though. I recommend selling locally first though, that's how I got my first few sales and I posted the things that I made for other people and for the things I made for myself for fun. I'm glad you're enjoying the puffer coat though, please show me when it's done!

[@Krochetkiir]

@@briannasipp thank u, and i definitely will tag u in Ig and fb🫶🏾

[@energydivine-el9783]

...don't give free product placement.