women artisan's sites?

Posted by: Dotsie

women artisan's sites? - 08/28/04 03:11 PM

I'm adding a Women's Artisans section to my links page. I think it would be fun to be able to click and shop from this site.

So far I have Meredith's jewelry, I'm checking to see if Thistle has anything to sell from her farm, a woman who paints artsy, crafty items, one who sells note cards and is introducing a line of household items, a gal who makes purses, and a woman who sells vases.

Can any of you recommend friend's sites?

Thank you!
Posted by: jawjaw

Re: women artisan's sites? - 08/28/04 04:15 PM

Does this include people who have books to sell?
Posted by: Dotsie

Re: women artisan's sites? - 08/29/04 08:10 PM

No, they are under women writers.

This section will be for arts and crafts. [Wink]
Posted by: chatty lady

Re: women artisan's sites? - 08/30/04 01:45 AM

I don't have a site although I should because I have Antique costume jewelry for sale as well as really flashy hand made fishing lures that have been water tested. They go for $20.00 each and are guaranteed to catch fish. The jewelry varies in price and are haggling items. [Big Grin]
Posted by: Maggie

Re: women artisan's sites? - 09/08/04 01:23 AM

Hi,
Does anyone have any advice, information on how to set up a website for the technically challenged?
Any advice would be appreciated.
I am thinking about this and I am sure others out there are too.
Thanks,
Maggie
Posted by: jawjaw

Re: women artisan's sites? - 09/08/04 02:35 PM

Maggie,
I used Network Solutions but it isn't easy to navigate or use unless you have some computer experience. Are you saying you are a novice? I'm asking because if so, then you might want to think about these FREE web site thingys out there, and a lot of people use them...I think Tripod is one...I'm sure the ladies here can jump in and tell of others.

Also, I don't know how easy or hard they are to use; however, it seems that the blog's might be the way to go if you are just wanting to "do a test drive?" Now if you are all the bells and whistles, then I would think about doing something besides a blog. Am I right about this girls? I'm not even sure about that! ha! I need to leave the advice to someone who knows, do I not?

Anybody here used the tripod or one of those other ones? Do they walk you thru it? Are they easy? hard?

JJ
Posted by: Dotsie

Re: women artisan's sites? - 09/08/04 06:01 PM

I'm not much help in this area because I didn't do mine. BLogs are mainly for writing, aren't they? I think Maggie wants to sell her arts and crafts. Is that right Maggie?

We need to get Meredith and Vicki in here. They sell merchandise from their sites.
Posted by: Maggie

Re: women artisan's sites? - 09/09/04 01:30 AM

Yes, I am thinking about it. Have been asking around here too and am gathering interesting information locally.
Thanks,
Maggie
Posted by: meredithbead

Re: women artisan's sites? - 09/10/04 09:48 AM

Re websites: I sell at about a zillion craft fairs and know tons of women artisans, many of whom I'm sure have websites. How many do you want? Are we limiting this to boomer women artists?
Posted by: Dotsie

Re: women artisan's sites? - 09/10/04 06:25 PM

Meredith, I'll review the sites and pick. I want a wide variety. I don't want several jewelers unless their styles are very different. Same with other categories of art. I'd like a little bit of everything. How's that?
Posted by: Vicki M. Taylor

Re: women artisan's sites? - 09/15/04 09:04 PM

Did someone call my name?

Hmmmmm?

I sell aromatherapy products and offer spiritual healings.
Posted by: Dotsie

Re: women artisan's sites? - 09/16/04 05:21 PM

Vick, did I send you an e-mail about this? I think I did. Please send me the link for that site with a two sentence description.

Boomer moment...did you already do that. [Eek!] Egads! [Eek!]
Posted by: Vicki M. Taylor

Re: women artisan's sites? - 09/17/04 08:07 PM

yepper, Dotsie, you sent me an e-mail and I responded to you w/the link and the blurb.

okay, boomer moment over.
Posted by: Thistle Cove Farm

Re: women artisan's sites? - 09/19/04 07:40 AM

Hi Dots - yes, I've got 100% virgin wool (the wool not the ewes! haha) blankets and yarn, cards, book marks, etc.

I'll visit your site and find out what I need to do to be included.

Much grass. I appreciate the opportunity.

BTW, a friend is updating my website and will include Boomer Women.
Posted by: Ellie

Re: women artisan's sites? - 11/01/04 10:47 PM

Dotsie where is the Artisan link I am looking for those little flower bottles???
Posted by: jawjaw

Re: women artisan's sites? - 11/02/04 05:40 AM

Ellie,
If you will go to the homepage (http://www.boomerwomenspeak.com) and click on "links" you will see a list of things. The artisan's link is in this list.

JJ
Posted by: Anne Shiever Artist/Author of KS

Re: women artisan's sites? - 11/02/04 08:49 AM

Hello, I am new to this womens group. A wonderful friend Patricia sent me here so I could meet other women and share stories and interesting ideas with them. I wanted to tell you about my websites since Christmas is getting close. Those of you wanting to add artists sites to your home pages, I would be honored if you could add mine:
http://www.members.cox.net/rshiever/anne.htm and http://www.geocities.com/anneshiever/

Thanks for welcoming me to your group. When my son updates my personal website, I will add you to my favorites page, too with your permission of course.

Lovingly
Anne
Posted by: TVC15

Re: women artisan's sites? - 11/02/04 03:47 PM

Welcome Anne,
I loved looking at your website.
Hoe you enjoy the forums as much as the rest of us do. There are a lot of wonderful and interesting women here!
Posted by: Dotsie

Re: women artisan's sites? - 11/03/04 08:13 AM

Anne, welcome! I hope you'll go to the welcome forum and tell us more about yourself. I know we can learn by visiting your web sites, but it's just good to hear what you want to share with us about yourself.

I'll surf your sites and be in touch. [Wink]
Posted by: Maggie

Re: women artisan's sites? - 11/03/04 08:16 AM

Welcome Anne,
Do hope you enjoy this fun forum. Your site is lovely and I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Maggie
Posted by: jawjaw

Re: women artisan's sites? - 11/02/04 11:57 PM

Welcome Anne! Welcome!

I too visited your site and loved the jewelry there. I wish the pic's were a tad larger for these poor old eyes of mine though.

I hope you enjoy your stay here and I'm with Ms D, tell us more about yourself, won't you?

So glad you've joined!

JJ
Posted by: chatty lady

Re: women artisan's sites? - 01/05/05 05:52 AM

Hey all you ladies that love beautiful things check out www.UniqueBoxShop.com Really lovely gift ideas there.... [Wink]
Posted by: Dotsie

Re: women artisan's sites? - 01/05/05 05:51 PM

Thanks chatty. Now don't you wonder who put a site like that together? IT's just a matter of doing research on a specific topic and then getting it all on one page. Cool.
Posted by: author from Maine

Re: women artisan's sites? - 09/01/05 12:54 AM

Can any of you recommend friend's sites?>

http://www.carrigangifts.com/

This lady has started making pins from her art work. They are beautiful. If there's not up on her site, then check back soon.
All her designs are done from her original watercolors.

Diane
Posted by: Princess Lenora

Re: women artisan's sites? - 09/01/05 04:27 AM

Hi Diane, I went to the site but I don't understand what you are asking. I have watercolors to sell. And I facilitate a journal writing workshop. Maybe I should know more about the journals that are mentioned so I can let attendees know. LLL