Kitzbitz Rocks

Check out one of our talented Lampworkers!

clipped from handmadeartistsforum.com Kitzbitz Art Glass – Talent Beyond Compare Glass working is an amazing art The idea of taking glass bits, pieces and rods and creating beautiful, usable pieces of art is a talent that I don’t possess and wouldn’t even know where to begin. Jolene of Kitzbitz Art Glass is one of these talented people! She is a UK based artist and supporting member of the HandmadeArtistsForum as well as the HAFteam. She not only creates beautiful glass beads but also puts together unique pieces of jewelry. In her Etsy shop you will find beads, jewelry and even glass for us craft addicted people that want to try glasswork out for ourselves. Jolene’s blog features her beautiful creations as wll as links to other places on the web that you can oooohhhh and aaaahhhh and drool over her talent.

Go HAFshop

Sell your stuff online on a real handmade only sales venue!
Check it out!

clipped from makinthebestofitcreations.blogspot.com Handmade Artists Shop! Finally! A place that really means it when we say all things handmade! The HandmadeArtistsShop is up and running and ready to showcase your creations to those that appreciate handmade. HAF allows amazing control for the artist to set up and market themselves in a way that is best for them. Multiple images and real time/flat rate shipping options for your shop as well as inventory and SEO control. You can have unlimited inventory for a flat rate of $5.00 per month with no sales commission or listing fees. HAF is not interested in taking over your shop, instead we want you to manage your own site. If you do have questions, and who doesn’t, the Shop is connected to a very active HandmadeArtistsForum full of people willing to walk you through. Pop on in anytime and check us out! clipped from makinthebestofitcreations.blogspot.com

HAFteam Challenge Frozen Moments

Don’t forget to vote and leave a comment for a chance to win this lovely bead!
Voting ends Feb. 6
Thanks

clipped from handmadeartistsforum.com HAF Etsy Team Challenge “Frozen Moments!” Our wonderful little team of creative artisans are at it again, not sure where you live but it is cold here and a perfect time for frozen moments! Choose your favorite HAF Etsy team members’ work! The whole premise of the challenge is Fronzen Moments, so if one of these beautiful creations catch your interest then vote!. The winning HAF Etsy Team member will receive two weeks of free advertising on the Handmade Artists’ Forum and the HAF Blog. Leave a comment saying that you voted and you will be automatically entered to win this beautiful handmade bead by Rachel Elliott Glassworks We will put the names of all those who comment in a basket once the voting is completed and pull a name, we will then email the winner for shipping instructions. Good luck and remember you can only vote once so make a good choice!

Handmade Artists’ Shop Rocks!

The new Handmade Artists’ Shop is a place where our Creative Handmade Artisans from the Handmade Artists’ Forum can sell their wonderfully handcrafted creations. I Love it check it out!

clipped from handmadeartistsforum.com Handmade Artists’ Shop is Here! Posted by Chainmaille By MBOI Well our wonderful forum now has it’s own sales site where our talented members can sell their creations! So take a peak and see how you like it. If you are interested in becoming a vendor make sure you read the Sell page for instructions on how to join. Hope you enjoy the new Shop and we at the Handmade Artists Forum wish you a safe and joyous New Year

Great write up on the HAF Forum

Check out the full feature

clipped from in-uffish-thought.blogspot.com The Handmade Artists’ Forum I’d like to take a moment to introduce you to a cooperative collective of Handmade Artists that I recently joined. The Handmade Artists’ Forum (or HAF) was founded in April 2009 by Andrew & Kimberly Kitchen in order to provide a venue for all manner of artists to unite and support each other. The idea is really rather simple….cooperative competition. Not everyone is in direct competition with each other because of the wide variety of arts represented. However, those who are have come to understand that we can band together to succeed.