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November / December 2005 Issue

November / December 2005 Issue

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Issue Highlights

 
• entering the world of interior design
Do you have what it takes to sell your craft to the interior design industry?
by Megan Kamerick
 
• gallery profile
Whippoorwill Crafts, Boston, MA.
by Monique Holloway
 
• living with imports
An in-depth examination of one of the most pressing issues for craft artists today--low-cost imports.
by Mary Jane Pahls
 
• Wheaton Village Festival of Fine Craft
Americana and Family Fun in New Jersey.
 
 
• at the gallery
Some creative and inexpensive holiday decorating ideas. more...
 
 
• focus: woodturning

What was once primarily functional craft has moved into the realm of sculpture, taking its place in the best galleries in the country.


By Paula Chaffee Scardamalia
 
• turning teaching into travel

How to mix business with pleasure.

by Ivory Rieger
 
• artist profile: Romanick Pottery

Tonya Honeyman placed a personal ad in a ceramics magazine and it not only lead to marriage but a successful pottery business, too.

by Monique Holloway

 
• next generation
Toby Atticus Fraley, mixed media artist.




 
• on the road

Secrets to saving on show travel (part 2).

By Noelle Backer Skodzinski

 
• business lessons

Five things you can do to turn a show around--fast.


By Quinn McDonald
 
• in the studio

How to improve your digital images.


By Ken Cox

 
• craft matters

Colvin English joins GLM; Mint Museum in North Carolina sponsors potter's gathering; Bragging Rights: Leslie Fry




 
• artist's journal
Kids in the studio.
by Luann Udell
 
• ask amy
Sharing techniques with colleagues and keeping peace in the studio.
By Amy Peters
 
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