The magazine is produced on Macintosh computers using programs such as Quark Xpress, Illustrator, PhotoShop and Freehand. A set designer sets up all the advertisement and feature shots for photographers to take. The person in this position must be able to wallpaper, paint and buy props. A photographer goes on location to take creative shots for the magazine. Knowledge of lighting effects, both inside and outside, is required.
Salespeople call craft-related businesses nationwide to attract advertisers.
A project coordinator works on features and acts as a go-between for sources and the magazine to secure craft projects. Customer service representatives field all the calls that come into the magazine, refer them to the appropriate parties, and answer general questions. An accounting receptionist primarily answers phones and keeps track of advertising accounts, and assists the publisher. View employment openings and training classifieds by category. Thank you for visiting.