The Rev Craft Biz Podcast

Craft biz owner Sam Hunter talks to her colleagues in the quilting and craft industry about it what it takes to run their businesses in today’s world; essentially creative people talking about creative solutions for running creative businesses!They cover topics related to entrepreneurship, juggling all the things, maintaining sanity, avoiding burnout, prioritizing their creative practices, and ways to change the industry for the better for all who work in it. www.revcraftbiz.com

The Rev Craft Biz Podcast is a business podcast hosted by Sam Hunter, with 84 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Sam Hunter hosts The Rev Craft Biz Podcast, a business show with 84 episodes published.

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  Judging Quilts Professionally - with Kathie Beltz

  May 27, 202656 minS0

  <p>In this episode Kathie Beltz joins us to talk about all things to do with judging quilts for quilt shows. She covers the things to pay attention to if you hope to be considered for a prize, and I got to ask about criteria for bindings, which is something I’ve had notes on when I’ve entered competitions!</p><p>One of the things she points out is that, while design definitely matters, many of the criteria included in quilt judging have to do with making a quilt that will last. The critiques you might get about your stit...

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  Learning How to Manage Hustle Culture - with Lauren Goche

  May 13, 20261h 19mS0

  <p>In this episode my friend Lauren Goche joins the pod. She’s not in the craft industry, she’s a realtor – but as an entrepreneur who has built her own business, she has faced similar challenges around burnout, hustle culture, and hiring help. She’s a fierce advocate for women and a community builder in my neighborhood, so I’m happy to bring some of her wisdom here to share.</p><p>We talk about the growing pains in business - working too much, learning to hire help, and learning how to delegate once you’ve hired it! Lauren has also rea...

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  Learning How To Advocate for Yourself - With Christa Watson

  Apr 29, 20261h 11mS0

  <p>Christa Watson join the pod in this episode, and we talk about the long journey to “overnight success.” She spent a lot of years thinking she had to get older to be “allowed” to do more with her business, and eventually became a hard working advocate for HERSELF, while being a kind resource for others. </p><p>We talk about how she has used that power to negotiate better contracts for herself in both book writing and pattern design. We also discuss how she has gone about learning what she wants to know (she’s tenacious about finding the right clas...

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  Making the Changes to Ease Burnout - With Timna Tarr

  Apr 15, 20261h 10mS0

  <p> #073 - Timna joins the podcast again to talk about some of the things she’s done to help ease the burnout she was feeling a couple of years ago. She re-evaluated how she does her teaching, and modified the WHERE to give her schedule some much needed space.</p><p>We also talk about the value of playing with artistic media that is not fabric-related to shake out new ideas, and to just have some fun. It can’t just be all work, all the time!</p><p>Show Notes</p><p>https://www.timnatarr.com/</p><p>Instagram: @timn...

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  Collaborative Design Projects - with Kristy Lea

  Apr 1, 20261h 5mS0

  <p>Kristy Lea visits the pod again, and this time we dig into what it takes to run and participate in collaborative design projects.</p><p>We discuss the differences in doing free block projects for strategic email list growth, and patterns for sale projects - and Kristy and I have collaborated on both kinds in the past couple of years.</p><p>There’s a lot of organization to get them up and running, and Kristy reminds us that the customer service lift can be pretty heavy at the outset. But we both agree that enthusiastic customers - especially th...

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