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by Mary E. Petzak
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by Bernadette Finnerty
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This Month Online
Jacob Cress: Cabinetmaker
He doesn’t necessarily consider himself an artist; he’s
a cabinetmaker. He doesn’t work in a studio, rather a workshop.
He wouldn’t refer to his work as art, but he’s proud
to call it finely crafted traditional furniture … with
a twist. Jake Cress has been building fine, traditionally styled
furniture since 1974 in his workshop in Fincastle, Va., but also
started making what he calls "animated" or "funny" furniture.
These whimsical pieces are designed to poke fun at the serious
nature of traditional furniture styles, and while they were dreamed
up by Cress to satisfy his humorous side, they have gained him
notoriety as well. Find out more HERE.
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Crafts
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by James Weaver
Crafts
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Hosting Account: The Second Step in Building a Web Presence
by Zino Vogiatzis
Crafts
Law
All in the Family
by Richard Stim
Crafts
Finance
Avoid Credit Card Fraud
by Bernadette Finnerty
Crafts
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Cyber-Competition for Craft Sales
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On
the Cover: “Soaring,” made of cherry
and walnut, measuring 22x11x 7 inches, and featuring hand-cut
dovetail drawers, and an oil and wax finish, by David Charles
Knipfer, of Ellicott City, Md. (e-mail:
david@davidegan.com).
Photo
by David Egan Photography, www.davidegan.com
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