Open Source Software to Add to Your Crafty Toolbox
Here are open source software tools for crafters, from designing patterns to video streaming and creating vectors.
Here are open source software tools for crafters, from designing patterns to video streaming and creating vectors.
Learn about Zach Buchman, the head of Furry Puppet, a design studio that makes remarkably expressive custom puppets.
We round up stained glass artists that are creating unique designs that are eye-catching, nostalgic, and super fun.
Picking up a new book or two is a great way to dig into the long and varied tradition of Black craft. Add these to your list.
Learn how the marketplace landscape has changed for indie sellers since the Etsy strike in protest of fee hikes two years ago.
gosadi is a new platform designed to push knitting and crochet patterns out to multiple selling channels from one hub.
Using a few shades of yarn and a tufting gun, Claire Gentry recreates photos, magazine covers, and album covers in impressive detail as rugs.
Selling PDFs is a big part of many craft businesses. Here are some options for handling the sales of these digital goods.
Writing a craft book can be a great way to establish your credibility as an artist and maker, to share your particular methods with a wider audience, and to create a new revenue stream. But eventually, most craft books go out of print—and when they do, what options do you have to reuse your content?
Learn about the revival of shoe manufacturing in New England with the opening of a factory in Somersworth. JEMS by PENSOLE, the first Black-owned athletic shoe company in the US, is an exciting revival of a tradition of manufacturing in the city.