Articles in the Summer 2009 Category
As summer turns to autumn, backyards, gardens and patios are in high demand for gatherings, cookouts or just quiet moments to oneself. We’ve gathered a selection
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One of the greenest—and smartest— ways to amp up your marketing strategy this year is to create an online presence, or improve your existing one. Electronic
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“Picnic jugs were never meant to be attached to vacuum cleaners in a sturdy, yet visually appealing way,” Toby Atticus Fraley admits. But his robots (simply
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"From the moment I touched Play-Doh as a kid, art has always been my favorite subject,” says mixed-media artist Laura Reese. Although her calling was clear
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Sometimes inspiration is right under your feet. That’s exactly how jeweler Karen Klinefelter designed her Mesh series. “It all stemmed from a piece of rusted metal
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One man’s trash is another man’s profit. With more artists choosing to use reclaimed and recycled materials in their work, stocking your store with environmentally friendly
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Eunice Wallar wasn’t sure what to expect from her call for entries to “Think Green,” a juried show in May featuring work inspired by nature, environmental
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As an American craft retailer, you are already part of the “go green” movement, even if you don’t realize it. Selling unique, handcrafted work confirms the
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