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Sykes has created a guide that enables the home sewer to combine management skills and creative talents into a home-based sewing business. The assumption here is that one already is proficient at sewing. The author offers a broad range of suggestions, tips, and guidelines, ranging from evaluating personal assets and skills and setting up a sewing office to developing and managing a business plan and overcoming emotional roadblocks. Chapters detail client interaction, time management, record keeping, and advertising. Sewers will find invaluable the specialized sample forms, including consultation/work and consignment agreements, pattern adjustment checklists, project worksheets, and price lists based on time and motion studies. This is a useful handbook for developing a custom sewing service.
- Judith Yankielun Lind, Roseland Free P.L., N.J.
Copyright 1992 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned sewing professional, teacher or student, this book will be your constant reference. Discover how easy it is to: Overcome your fears, Develop a "Profit-Making" price list, Design your Office and Sewing Studio, How and where to find clients, Save money on notions and supplies, Expand your business, and Teach, Do Videos, Write Books and Magazine Articles.
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Sykes has created a guide that enables the home sewer to combine management skills and creative talents into a home-based sewing business. The assumption here is that one already is proficient at sewing. The author offers a broad range of suggestions, tips, and guidelines, ranging from evaluating personal assets and skills and setting up a sewing office to developing and managing a business plan and overcoming emotional roadblocks. Chapters detail client interaction, time management, record keeping, and advertising. Sewers will find invaluable the specialized sample forms, including consultation/work and consignment agreements, pattern adjustment checklists, project worksheets, and price lists based on time and motion studies. This is a useful handbook for developing a custom sewing service.
- Judith Yankielun Lind, Roseland Free P.L., N.J.
Copyright 1992 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Product Description
Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned sewing professional, teacher or student, this book will be your constant reference. Discover how easy it is to: Overcome your fears, Develop a "Profit-Making" price list, Design your Office and Sewing Studio, How and where to find clients, Save money on notions and supplies, Expand your business, and Teach, Do Videos, Write Books and Magazine Articles.
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