Wisdom of Woody

[...] stock? or too much stock. I always find I have too much stock (well, except for my last two craft fairs before Christmas 2009, when as soon as something was made, it went on display and sold). Step [...]

[...] worked out how to make my jewellery, and spending more time wandering around other craft fairs, I have started to look back and see where the time now needs to be spent. Over the last [...]

[...] exactly it covers and how much you get. Public liability Insurance (Highly Recommended) Most Craft fairs require you to have your own, make sure it covers legal fees, cost and expense such as [...]

[...] (mine include safety boots, Safety Glasses, protective gloves, foul weather clothing for craft fairs in winter, and sun cream for summer events) etc Sundry/Miscellaneous Items for which there is [...]

[...] on the forums, most often the question is related to Public Liability Insurance prior to a Craft Fair. With this post I’ll try and cover as much as I can, but I’m not an Insurance Broker (although [...]

[...] , work out what to say, the worst thing to do is just hide behind the table at a craft fair and wait. you'll come home and say your never doing one again, and that you didn't make [...]

[...] in running the business, they can be broken down into Production costs, sandpaper, wood, jewellery findings, oil, drill bits, saw blades, packaging basically everything you use to make your products [...]

[...] drive down to your local supplier to pick up some raw material (be it wool, paint, wood, jewellery findings), or are driving to a craft fair where you will have a stall. You are using your private [...]

[...] the goods at the expense of the supplier. (6) Paragraph (5) shall not apply where - (a) the consumer cancels in circumstances where he has the right to reject the goods under a term of the contract, [...]

[...] in materials later), Premises such as rent, electricity, gas, rates, telephone, Product liability insurance, General liability Insurance, premises insurance, do you have your stock insured, [...]

[...] sure it covers legal fees, cost and expense such as representation at any hearings. Product liability Insurance (Highly Recommended) If you make (how else would you find this blog), sell or repair [...]

[...] look at guidance notes of the regulations Toy Safety - the law in brief Since 1 January 1990, UK Regulations which implement the European Directive on the safety of toys have been in force. The main [...]

[...] The Latest issue of UK handmade magazine is out (it's been out over a week, but with Half term, I've been a bit bogged down). [...]

[...] is an "unfair term" within the meaning of the Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations 1999 (7) Paragraph (5) shall not apply to the cost of recovering any goods [...]

[...] any duty to retain possession of the goods or restore them to the supplier. (6) Where the consumer delivers the goods in accordance with paragraph (5)(a), his obligation to take care of the goods [...]