The Crafter's Guide to Getting Published

Order The Crafter's Guide to Getting Published and you'll get all the information you need to know to sell your craft project ideas to publishers and make money doing what you love!!!

Who to contact - You get the exact names, addresses, and phone numbers to the magazine editors that critique craft design submissions.

When to contact them. - You get examples of editorial calendars and when certain magazines are accepting certain types of designs. You'll also get the information you need to get these calendars from the publishers themselves.

What to send (and what not to send ) - You get dozens and dozens of tips telling you what to do and what not to do when you are submitting a design to a magazine. You'll learn fatal mistakes to avoid, and little tricks you can do to make sure your submissions get looked at and accepted more often.

You'll also get:

- Actual copies of up-to-date submission guidelines to arts & crafts magazines including Bead & Button, Woodworks, Decorative Artist?s Workbook, and many more!

- Tips from editors telling you specifically what they are looking for from arts & craft designers.

- Examples and personal advice you will not find anywhere else.

- Ideas and exercises to get your creativity flowing.

- Names, addresses, and contact information to over 50 magazines that accept submissions and PAY for craft designs from crafters like you!

- The Crafter's Guide to Getting Published email newsletter keeping you up-to-date on magazine calendars, upcoming features, staff and address changes, and more!

Do you ever flip through your craft magazines and wonder who comes up with all the new, cute, innovating craft projects you find?
Crafters just like you do!

- Have a knitted sock design you made up? Sell your idea!

- Have an autumn centerpiece that everyone loves? Sell your idea!

- Have a sweatshirt you sold hundreds of at craft shows last year? Sell your idea!

Magazines are constantly looking for new designs from crafters like you. There is no magic to getting published. The names of crafters you see in magazines just know some information that you don?t know? YET!

If you sell one good craft design, you will have paid for this book.

She was the New Media Director for a national consumer craft magazine and before that, Editor-in-Chief of an art book company. Fox earned both a B.A. in Business and a B.A. in English from Miami University. She has over 10 years of writing and publishing experience. She teaches arts & craft classes in Arizona and also publishes in several magazines and on craft related websites. Fox was awarded the 2002 Humanitarian-of-the-Year award from the National Elks Organization for her efforts founding and operating The Angel Project, inspiring over 200,000 people around the world to craft handmade angels for the victims and volunteers of September 11th. Fox lives in Arizona with her husband and son.