by jen
Feb 3rd, 2011
Guys, there is all kinds of great crafty news being posted in the forums. Check it out on a regular basis right here: http://torontocraftalert.ca/forum
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Janet Morton Unravelling: things are not as they used to be
via tara-b:
Janet Morton at *QueenSpecific
Canadian fibre art hero Janet Morton has a fantastic knitted installation up right now in the *QueenSpecific window on Queen Street West, right next to Dufflet Pastries. Why not grab a hot [...]
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Filed under: Exhibition,Get Schooled,It Came From The Forum,Vendor Call
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by jen
Feb 2nd, 2011

Ok, nerdy/pathetic confession (you can expect a lot of these in the new TCA!): I occasionally drop by the downtown Lee Valley store to pick up woodworking hardware for my sweetie, and I like to pretend that I’m in there for my own dude-like purposes. Of course there are plenty of lady-woodworkers, plus non woodworking reasons to be at Lee Valley, but for some reason I feel extra hardcore while I’m there and find some extra strut in my step when I exit on to [...]
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by rosalyn
May 3rd, 2010
Filed under: Exhibition
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by jen
Jan 19th, 2010
My husband Mike Kennedy will be showing at the Interior Design Show this year, and I wanted to invite you all out to check out his truly fine (If I do say so myself) work in Studio North, Limited Edition Booth SN-34. I have been living under a solid blanket of wood dust, huddling under our duvet to keep warm while the apartment airs out after another round of oiling & varnishing, and plugging my ears while the thickness planer roars as he’s been preparing over the past couple of months, [...]
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by jen
Nov 18th, 2009
The author, Adam King
Today my husband, who is a custom furniture maker, sent me this piece from a section on FineWoodworking.com called “Reflections from the workshops”. In it a woodworker muses about where he went wrong trying to start a woodworking biz from a conventional business standpoint. Despite its title, “This secret cost me $20,000, but I’ll let you have it for free.” I didn’t find that it provided a concrete answer to a dilemma that many of us face – how to make our life’s passion financially [...]
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