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where craftiness comes from: the desire within

By dannielle-cresp on July 27, 2011

Over the past few months as I have explored where craftiness comes from, I have realized that, while our craftiness can be influenced by others, it is our own desire to create that really makes things possible. Everyone I have interviewed has come from a different upbringing; some went to art school, some did not. [...]

Posted in Read & Play, Where Craftiness Comes From | Tagged craft, creative drive, creativity, dannielle cresp, desire | 1 Response

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Dannielle Cresp is a creative direction enabler and web designer, creating a handmade friendly world through mindful living. Learn how you can too at her blog.

tooling around

tooling around

By plainjane on March 14, 2011

Merriam Webster’s 10th Edition Collegiate Dictionary gives this as the first definition for “tool”: tool: noun – a handheld device that aids in accomplishing a task Blegh! I understand the need to differentiate between tools and equipment, but Mr. Webster, this is the digital age and not all tools can be held. Let’s try something [...]

Posted in Tooling Around | Tagged craft, tools | 11 Responses

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Janice Bear designs unique garters (for offbeat brides, burlesque, Tuesdays…) because she believes everything you wear should be a reflection of you – right down to your underpinnings. To learn more about what she does and why she does it, please visit her blog.

craft is magic

craft is magic

By tara gentile on July 26, 2010

The study of magic is not a science, it is not an art, and it is not a religion. Magic is a craft. When we do magic, we do not wish and we do not pray. We rely upon our will and our knowledge and our skill to make a specific change to the world.” [...]

Posted in illustration | painting, personality | Tagged craft, magic | 8 Responses

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tara gentileTara Gentile is a business coach and blogger serving passion-driven entrepreneurs with fresh ideas about productivity, passion, and profit. She’s the author of the digital guide, The Art of Earning.


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best of the bricks – Bento…

best of the bricks – Bento…

By Khristian Howell on June 9, 2010

With a background in fine art, Lisa felt compelled to give the handmade artists she so admired a voice.  What was once just a daydream, has become a fantastic reality.  Bento is a warm and inviting space where Lisa invites shoppers to celebrate the handmade artists and craftman who truly help to shape our communities. [...]

Posted in best of the bricks, brick & mortar | Tagged craft, eco-friendly, handmade, pennsylvania | 4 Responses

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I am a licensed artist who creates modern surface patterns, lives to travel, and eats lots of olives. Yep, it’s kinda that simple. You can find my work on fabric, tableware, lamps, wallcoverings, etc. Are you ready to transform your art business by doing a trade show? Then you are ready to be a SHOWSTOPPER!

april stash bust :: 2 paper projects from daisy janie

april stash bust :: 2 paper projects from daisy janie

By tara gentile on April 15, 2010

tutorials to bust through your paper stash! scoutie girl’s own daisy janie needed to use up old calendars, misprinted papers, strike-offs, and other random paper around the her office studio. so what did she do? she stash busted them into useful little notebooks and notepads fit for gift giving, customer freebies, and personal use. now, [...]

Posted in paper goods, sewn, tutorials | Tagged craft, daisy janie, notebook, notepad, paper, stash bust, tutorial | 8 Responses

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tara gentileTara Gentile is a business coach and blogger serving passion-driven entrepreneurs with fresh ideas about productivity, passion, and profit. She’s the author of the digital guide, The Art of Earning.


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