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Issue Highlights

 
• Crafting a Community
Small and large towns nationwide are dedicating themselves to building and promoting the arts--arts can be the catalyst.
by Alisha Vincent
 
• The Magic Faerie Market
The market in faerie art and craft is growing, providing artists with new show and gallery opportunities.
by Paula Chaffee Scardamalia
 
• On the Road - The Evolution of the Red Dot
Bringing the jurying process into the digital age.
by Mary Strope
 
• Internet Insites
Email etiquette.
by Jim Walker
 
• Money Sense

Managing Debt

 
 
• Designer Craftsman

The destination for traditional craft shows.

 
 
• Virginia and North Carolina

As two of the thirteen original colonies, Virginia and North Carolina were at the forefront of American craft. Now they are embracing the future of art: from keeping traditions alive to introducing new audiences to the most contemporary of artwork.

by Amy Feinstein


 
• Craft Matters
Craft Corner Deathmatch; Brookfield Craft Center's BowlFest; NYIGF Handmade Celebrates 20th Anniversary; Guilford Handcraft Center changes name; Bragging Rights: Amy Peters.




 
• Business Lessons

Getting through a difficult conversation



 
• next generation

Anne Bossert, furniture and fiber artist.

 
 
• at the gallery

Creating a business plan.




 
• gallery profile

Details and Green Shoelaces in Tucson, AZ




 
• crafts portfolio
Craft artists nationwide showcase their work.
 
 
• ask amy

Soothing your show feet and justifying price increases.

by Amy Peters


 
• ask amy
Saving money on your display and choosing the best booth location.

 

 
• artist's journal

Every day is Mother’s Day.




 
 
 
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