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November / December 2004 Issue

November / December 2004 Issue

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Issue Highlights

 


getting personal on the road

Being an artist can mean spending long stretches on the road working shows. This can have an impact on developing and maintaining personal relationships.

 
 


new artists…is there anybody out there?

If you have attended a craft show lately, either as a customer or exhibitor, you may have noticed an interesting phenomenon. The craft world and its customers are graying. This story proves that the young are alive and kicking.

 
 


portland’s Art in the Pearl show

For the past eight Labor Day weekends, downtown Portland, Oregon has hosted a premier outdoor art fair. The event tracks many of the top seasoned artists from all over the western and southwestern region.

 
 


artist profile: Jeff Lohr

Wood. We all enjoy beautiful objects made from it. But most of us are not obsessed with it. Not so for master furniture-maker Jeff Lohr.

 
 


Internet Insight: Search Engines

Driving Traffic, Driving Business. It’s not just a matter of having a functional website – it’s getting potential customers to visit. Crafts Business gives you the knowledge you need, so that your site comes out on top in search engine requests.

 
 


pacific northwest: pioneering spirits find a home

There’s something about the Pacific Northwest that seems to preserve an aspect of the American spirit that is missing in other parts of the country.

 
 


summer 2004 wholesale show review

Brief glimpses of what was happening at some of the summer wholesale shows across the country.

 
 


craft matters

Hurricane season impacts the Florida crafts industry; American Indian events highlight the summer; more news.

 
 


money sense

Finding capital to grow or build your business.

 
 


technology insight

Creating a blog instead of a website.

 
 
in the studio
Benefits: keeping your employees satisfied.
 
 
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