Are you interested in developing new skills to run your craft business? Invest in yourself by taking some classes at h+h americas, the premier trade show for the crafts industry coming to Chicago May 7-9, 2025.
How JOANN Fabrics, entering its second bankruptcy in a year, simultaneously destroyed shareholder value along with the joys of crafting.
Transform your dorm room into a cozy, creative haven with these 8 fun and affordable DIY projects. From heart crochet garlands to personalized cork coasters, these crafts add unique flair to your space. Discover tips for turning a blank canvas into your own Curated Personalized Residence!
Join us for a new daylong conference, h+h University, on May 6, the day before h+h americas opens in Chicago.
Firing an employee is tough but sometimes necessary. Here are best practices to handle this uncomfortable situation as smoothly as possible.
Craft show vendors can find many useful and inexpensive items at IKEA to use in their displays. Take a look at these IKEA hacks for your craft show setup to sell art prints, jewelry, pottery, clothing, home décor, and more!
Pantone’s Color of the Year 2025, Mocha Mousse, is a cozy, versatile taupe-brown trending in fashion and interior design.
Aaliyah Taylor creates bold, Perler bead jewelry celebrating freedom and self-express expression for everyone.
Learn how the Beneficial Ownership Information Reporting Rule, part of the Corporate Transparency Act, impacts craft businesses, including filing requirements, deadlines, and potential penalties for non-compliance.
Etsy sellers, do you need to contact Etsy, but are having trouble figuring out how? Here’s a direct link to Etsy chat.
Corporate records show that Missouri Star Quilt Company now makes up the majority of the board of Robert Kaufman Fabrics.
A new product safety regulation coming into effect in December is about to make non-European sellers do a lot of extra work.
FABSCRAP makes it painless for its 500+ participating brands to give their “waste” new life and maximize the value of unused fabric.
Sewciety Kids is a sewing curriculum for children ages 7 and up, with classes on modern, fun projects that teach skills sequentially.
Threadloop is a new app designed for sewists to organize their projects, patterns, and materials digitally, while also connecting with a global sewing community. With features like fabric cataloging, pattern sharing, and project tracking, it’s a must-have tool for sewing enthusiasts.
Walking into Kristine Gupta’s Loom & Stars showroom in New York is a sensory experience. From the textured softness of shot cotton to the vibrant hues of rainbow checks, Gupta curates handloomed Indian fabrics that invite touch and admiration. Inspired by her trips to India, Gupta’s passion for textiles blossomed into Loom & Stars, where she offers fine natural fibers like jamdani—an intricate handwoven fabric steeped in heritage. Her mission goes beyond retail: she aims to support traditional weavers and provide sustainable, quality fabrics for sewists worldwide.
Material Grrrlz redefines fiber arts with a bold, feminist focus, blending craft and community in the hands of today’s DIY enthusiasts.
Finding the perfect podcast can be a challenge. That’s why we asked some of your favorite craft podcasters for their recommendations. Whether you’re into fiber arts, sewing, or looking to explore topics like paranormal activity or personal growth, there’s something for everyone. Hear what Christi Johnson, Helen Wilkinson, and more are tuning into—from craft-focused podcasts like Love to Sew and Seamwork Radio, to non-crafty shows like Too Scary; Didn’t Watch and Creative Pep Talk. Dive into a new favorite today!
Larrie King, also known as Mister Larrie, is a multifaceted artist and craft influencer who shines on YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok with his vibrant, approachable projects. From quilting and painting to drag makeup and bedazzled baked goods, King effortlessly blends his love for creativity and performance in his content. His popular show, Mister Larrie’s Craft Show, features fun, engaging DIY tutorials with a theatrical flair, encouraging viewers to embrace their creativity at any age. With a background in graphic design and fine art, Mister Larrie champions the idea that craft and art have no boundaries.