Craft Site Moves Locations, Expands Inventory

AFamilyAffairCraftBoutique.com, an online retailer of many different kinds of crafts, educational supplies, and baby items, have moved operations into a larger shop, and as such, are increasing their online inventory.

Gill, CO (PRWEB) November 16, 2008 -- AFamilyAffairCraftBoutique.com, an online retailer of various crafts, stickers, party supplies, antiques, and more, is in the process of moving their inventory into a larger shop. For the site, this means that new products are being added at a rapid pace.

AFamilyAffairCraftBoutique.com was launched in the summer of 2008 by Melissa Klundt and her mother. Containing an extensive amount of inventory, the site has plans to add even more products in a variety of categories.

"We're adding up to twenty items every day. So my advice to interested customers would be to come back to the site often," said Klundt. "If you don't see what you're looking for today, it might just be there tomorrow."

As items make the move from the former store into the new 3,000 square foot shop, the items are being photographed, catalogued, and added to the site.

As of August 2008, the site has also implemented a company blog found at www.FamilyCraftBoutiqueBlog.com. This blog will provide informational posts about many different aspects of the craft world. Proving a resource for the site's customers and others who are interested, the blog will offer free craft ideas, explain craft terms like "primitives," and detail easy at-home recipes. It will also provide a place to highlight specials on the site such as $1 scrapbooking deals.

Although the company is well established with an extensive and diverse inventory, Klundt is quick to point out that they are still very much a mom and pop store.

"We come from a small town, and our business is definitely family-oriented," said Klundt. "And we extend that mentality to our customers. They're not just faceless people that purchase from us. They're a part of the family."

About A Family Affair Craft Boutique

Melissa Klundt and her mother began a craft business together nearly twelve years ago, and as recently as the summer of 2008, they moved operations online. To that end, they established AFamilyAffairCraftBoutique.com, which contains a variety of crafts such as punch needle embroidery, scrapbooking implements, and many other items.

Melissa Klundt

www.AFamilyAffairCraftBoutique.com

(970) 352-3878

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