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Lisa Bayne is now friends with American Craft Council and Danielle Miller-Gilliam

October 7

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MUNICH NIGHTMARE

What happens when an artist is stuck in the Munich airport overnight. She found her home in the spacious 2nd floor ladies bathroom from 11:30pm onwards, the only bountiful source of power outlets. And turned the bathroom into a runway.

October 7

Lisa Bayne commented on Francesca Vitali's blog post 'American Craft Council Award of Excellence 2009'

Congratulations and well-deserved!

September 4

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Society for Midwest Metalsmiths

A not-for-profit organization designed to promote, develop, educate and encourage individuals interested in metalsmithing by providing workshops, lectures, juried and non-juried exhibition opportunities. Membership open to all interested parties.

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Spoiled Rotten

August 23

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Spoiled Rotten

For this blog post, I sat down to talk with Ellen Kochansky, an artist who has always worked in the realm of Slow. For 25 years, Ellen made quilts, working in and around abandoned textile mills in South Carolina. Her quilts always made reference to previous lives, as Ellen has had a fascination with re-use. She uses the term “composting” freely, and holds a fascination for the re-use of materials, machines, and objects , giving them a new life. The quilt below, “Counterpane” was “a farewell to t… Continue

Posted on August 23, 2009 at 9:35am —

Slow Design in a Fast World

Allow me to introduce myself. Trained as a textile artist and fashion designer, professionally I am known as an executive in the world of retail, and am currently at the helm of The Guild/Artful Home. Retail is not particularly known for its dedication to Slow, but rather is a world which thrives on and requires speed to market. In my field it is all about knowing your customers and responding – quickly – to their needs. To counterbalance this addiction to speed, I have retained my connection to… Continue

Posted on July 28, 2009 at 10:55pm — 1 Comment

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At 6:39am on October 12, 2009, Peter Janík said…: Dear Lisa,

Information about my unique authors jewellery work is on the link : http://www.deluxemagazine.sk/data/archiv/2009/10/clanky/cl04.php
in English on the end of my PR.

With my best regards, Peter.

At 9:59am on August 25, 2009, 2Roses said…: Hi Lisa,
We have enjoyed your writing and perspective. We are glad you are here on Crafthaus. You bring a particular point of view and valuable voice to the discussions here. Please keep sharing your thoughts.
Corliss & John

At 8:44pm on July 8, 2009, Anne Bulmer Brewer said…: Lisa,

Welcome to crafthaus! It's so good to have you join us.

Thank you for the great compliment! I've loved AH/G's collections for years. You all do a great job of picking quality artists and work.

Currently, my situation constrains my production ability. We are working to sell our house and move to the NW, so my studio/equipment is packed. However, I have photos that I could submit of a few pieces that I have in stock. And if they like them and are really interested, I could probably work something out. What are the supply expectations of AH/G? Am always available to talk. Please feel free to e-mail me directly via my website: www.annebulmerbrewer.com
Thank you, again. Anne

At 10:05am on May 2, 2009, Roger Rimel said…: Lisa, thank you,yes my work is OOAK. I am familiar with the fine work on Artful Home and thought about submitting work, I will see what the year brings.

Roger

At 9:05am on April 20, 2009, Brigitte Martin said…: Dear Lisa:

Thank you very much for your membership payment and generous support of the crafthaus community. Your membership is good through 4-15-2010.

Thank you !
Brigitte

At 10:00am on January 26, 2009, Annette Paskiewicz said…: I'm ambivalent about showing with them. I want to build an etsy store and I don't think one can do both, can they? I could do something exclusively with you.... you know, I want to make wall pieces.

At 12:59am on January 26, 2009, Annette Paskiewicz said…: Yes, I will be at Baltimore. Thanks! I will lots of new work.

At 8:43pm on January 17, 2009, Francesca Vitali said…: Thank you Lisa!
I'll be in SF in April to attend Micheal Good masters symposium class @ Revere, may be I can meet then!

At 10:03am on January 17, 2009, Emanuela Duca said…: Hi Lisa! So nice to meet you here!
I can't wait to see you in February, I have so many new designs That I love to show you. The Sand collection has really been taking off.

At 4:46pm on January 16, 2009, Francesca Vitali said…: Hi Lisa welcome to crafthaus!

Thanks for message!

Most of my pieces are all ooak, especially all that are made of recycled paper (or as is now more fancy to call it upcycled!).
I do have a blog where you can read a bit more of my work (not as much as I would like though, I'm bad at keep it updated): http://fruccidesign.blogspot.com

Ciao

Francesca (aka Fru)