đ Join me in todays episode where we explore the enchanting creations made by Tara, from Fabric Sewn Beautiful, she creates lavender-scented gifts reminiscent of the romantic Regency era.
𪝠Drawing inspiration from historical charm, translating it into comforting handmade items such as wardrobe fresheners, organza bags, and dream pillows, aimed to soothe the modern soul.
đ Tara shares her honest reflections on the move from creating children's toys to adult focused stress relief products, emphasising the importance of community support and the impact of marketing skills acquired from the Handmade Bosses network.
âĄď¸ Learn how the HBSA helped Tara improve her confidence to move her business in the right direction - especially around pricing. And how It's made me feel like she's part of a family.
𧥠Tara also shares how her business has changed over the last year and her plans for the future.
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⨠Before you goâŚ
If youâre stuck staring at a blinking cursor wondering what the heck to post, or your socials just arenât bringing in the sales, then donât miss my free challenge: Fix Your Socials. From 11thâ18th August 2025.
Itâs a 5-day makeover for your handmade business content, where Iâll walk you through exactly how to improve your hooks, visuals, CTAs, consistency, and engagement so that posting feels easier and starts working for you.
đŻ Perfect for handmade businesses who want to grow without dancing, guessing, or burning out.
Sign up now at handmadebosses.com/fixmysocials and letâs make your socials finally sell the way they should.
đ PS: Love the podcast? Please leave a review, it helps more handmade sellers find our community and resources!
⨠Free resources: Want to move forward without paying yet?
⨠Work with us for deeper, transformative support
⨠Join my free live mini workshops on YouTube + Facebook most Mondays!
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đ Join me in todays episode where we explore the enchanting creations made by Tara, from Fabric Sewn Beautiful, she creates lavender-scented gifts reminiscent of the romantic Regency era.
𪝠Drawing inspiration from historical charm, translating it into comforting handmade items such as wardrobe fresheners, organza bags, and dream pillows, aimed to soothe the modern soul.
đ Tara shares her honest reflections on the move from creating children's toys to adult focused stress relief products, emphasising the importance of community support and the impact of marketing skills acquired from the Handmade Bosses network.
âĄď¸ Learn how the HBSA helped Tara improve her confidence to move her business in the right direction - especially around pricing. And how It's made me feel like she's part of a family.
𧥠Tara also shares how her business has changed over the last year and her plans for the future.
đ Instagram - Fabric Sewn Beautiful
đ Etsy shop - Fabric Sewn Beautiful
⨠Before you goâŚ
If youâre stuck staring at a blinking cursor wondering what the heck to post, or your socials just arenât bringing in the sales, then donât miss my free challenge: Fix Your Socials. From 11thâ18th August 2025.
Itâs a 5-day makeover for your handmade business content, where Iâll walk you through exactly how to improve your hooks, visuals, CTAs, consistency, and engagement so that posting feels easier and starts working for you.
đŻ Perfect for handmade businesses who want to grow without dancing, guessing, or burning out.
Sign up now at handmadebosses.com/fixmysocials and letâs make your socials finally sell the way they should.
đ PS: Love the podcast? Please leave a review, it helps more handmade sellers find our community and resources!
⨠Free resources: Want to move forward without paying yet?
⨠Work with us for deeper, transformative support
⨠Join my free live mini workshops on YouTube + Facebook most Mondays!
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