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Features
States Realize Economic Value of Crafts
by Loretta Radeschi
Emerging Artist: Larry Peugeot –– This Artist is One Happy Cat Guy
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This Month Online
Sylvie Granatelli
Sylvie Granatelli’s porcelain pieces are designed for serving food, and represent a convergence of her Sicilian and Cajun heritage, and the rituals of her Catholic upbringing. Granatelli’s love affair with food began at an early age, and she creates serveware that celebrates hospitality. She views pottery as a vehicle for hospitality, because it gives and receives simultaneously. It is both the host and the guest. Find out more about Sylvie Granatelli Porcelain, click HERE. |
Columns
Business Basics
A Name and Brand Will Define Your Business
Crafts Law
Understanding Licensing Royalties and Deductions
by Rich Stim
Business Wise
The 25-mile Rule for Local Selling
by Ronna Lugosch
Crafts Technology
Web Design and Page Content
by Zino Vogiatzis
Crafts Retailer
How Much Do Retailers Need to Spend on Advertising?
by Gloria Brooke
Crafts Buying
Museum Stores Offer Unique Retail Experience
by Heather Skelly
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On
the Cover:Tom and Kathy Wegman, of Iowa City, Iowa, created the beaded cowboy boots featured on this month's cover.
For more information, email twegman351@aol.com.
For more beads, see this month’s Insight section.
Photo by David Trawick.
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