Andrea Webster guest presenter QVC UK: Congratulations to Keely Webster

Tuesday 20 July 2010

Congratulations to Keely Webster

Congratulations !!

to Webster Craft's design artist.

Fine Art degree for Keely Webster was awarded at Preston Guild Hall UK.

Keely received a Merit, the top award in her group at the UCLAN university in Lancashire, UK.

Andrea Webster QVC UK Guest Presenter

I've had so much fun demonstrating crafts on QVC UK Shopping Channel for over seven years. I've enjoyed working with some fantastic people including Craft Queen Dawn Bibby and USA Craft Queen Carole Smith. Great people to work with. I've moved on to do other things for now, mainly spending time with my family (while the kids are still young) but I'll be back at QVC as I miss everyone there. However, on my blog I'll show you all the items I've demonstrated on QVC and I've also got some great new craft ideas to share with you all. I hope you'll love the new craft ideas as much as I do. ( Sorry, It is not possible for readers to post comments on this blog)

Andrea Webster, behind the scenes at QVC auditions.

Everyone who applies to be a presenter or guest presenter on QVC has to pass an audition, I was a tad worried that my northern accent was too "Lancashire" but my audition was actually a great experience as I'm at my best when under pressure. First I had to have an interview and also give a talk in the QVC boardroom, explaining about Webster Craft and our products and my experience as a sales demonstrator and marketing manager in our family business. I had a great deal of fun when I did my audition because it was with fellow Lancashire born, Julian Balantine hosting my presentation. Thanks Jules, you're the best. QVC presenters should all be given a gold medal, almost every other show on TV excluding the news & weather is pre-recorded, QVC and most other TV shopping channels are live TV in day time hours and if you make a mistake on air, it can't be edited out. I once said " this is a lovely shit design" I meant ship design" Oh dear, I got a ticking off but I was forgiven as it was a genuine slip of the tounge.