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Jewelry Designer Turns Sentimental Objects into Wearable Art: Meet Lincoln Pollock
Many of us hold onto items that carry our dearest memories, like family heirlooms and personal mementos. At Arcwood Jewelry, designer Lincoln Pollock transforms those objects into one-of-a-kind jewelry with real presence. Keep reading to discover how he does it. What do you make, and what makes your approach distinctive?
How a Bookbinding Class in Italy Sparked 35 Years of Craft: Meet Ilira Steinman
Ilira Steinman fell for bookbinding during a workshop in Italy as a student at the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD). In her interview, the co-owner of Pawtucket-based Rag & Bone Bindery shared how a class abroad became a lifelong craft – and a family business. What do you make, and
How This Social Enterprise Is Expanding Opportunity for Women in New Delhi
In India, women continue to face barriers to independence, even as access to education, work, and legal rights has improved. Many still contend with restricted mobility, entrenched gender roles, domestic violence and social stigma. But social enterprises can create real opportunities for dignity, skills and long-term change for women. Zamrudpur
The Crafters Who Finish What Loved Ones Couldn't
When a crafter passes away mid-project, Loose Ends matches grieving families with volunteer finishers who complete what their loved ones couldn't.