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EDITORIAL

EDITORIAL DIRECTOR Jenn Mason

CONTRIBUTING EDITOR Linda Blinn

ASSISTANT EDITORS Michelle Jibson

Paige Martin

ONLINE EDITOR Cate Coulacos Prato

CREATIVESERVICES/ART AND PRODUCTION

ART DIRECTOR Larissa Davis

DESIGNERS Anita CookJocelin Damien

PRODUCTION

COORDINATOR Kate BinderIN-HOUSE

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ADVERTISING MANAGER Patty [email protected]

MEDIA SALES TEAM LEADER Diane [email protected]

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ONLINE MARKETING Diana EdmundsonChelsea Floyd

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CLOTHPAPERSCISSORSSTUDIOSis a special issue of CLOTHPAPERSCISSORS(ISSN 1551-8175). Interweave,

a division of F+W Media, Inc., is the publisher of CLOTHPAPERSCISSORSSTUDIOSwith offices located at

201 E. Fourth St., Loveland, CO 80537. Periodical postage paid at Loveland, CO, and additional

mailing offices. Posted under Canadian International Publication Mail Agreement #40706521.

CUSTOMER SERVICE: Call toll-free 866-949-1646, email [email protected], or write to

Cloth Paper Scissors, 490 Boston Post Road, Suite 15, Sudbury, MA 01776. We invite previously

unpublished manuscripts and materials, but F+W Media, Inc. assumes no responsibility for unsolicitedmanuscripts or other materials submitted for review. Our submission guidelines can be found on our

website at clothpaperscissors.com. The editor reserves the right to edit, shorten, or modify any material

submitted. Entire contents copyright 2013 by F+W Media, Inc. and contributing artists. All rights

reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part, including photocopy, is prohibited without the expressed

written permission of the publisher. Readers are welcome to make copies of any pattern(s) included inthis issue for personal use only. Artwork in this issue of CLOTHPAPERSCISSORSSTUDIOSis for inspiration and

personal use only. CLOTHPAPERSCISSORSis not responsible for any liability arising from errors, omissions,

or mistakes contained in the magazine, and readers should proceed cautiously, especially with respect

to technical information.CLOTHPAPERSCISSORSdoes not recommend, approve, or endorse any of the

advertisers, products, services, or views advertised in CLOTHPAPERSCISSORS. Nor does CLOTHPAPERSCISSORS

evaluate the advertisers claims in any way. Our website is clothpaperscissors.comand we may be

contacted by email at [email protected]. Printed in the USA.

FOUNDER, CREATIVE DIRECTOR

Linda Ligon

VICE PRESIDENT, GROUP PUBLISHER

Jamie Bogner

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table ofCONTENTSFEATURES

28 BROOKLYN BRINGS IT

3-D PRINTERS TAKE ART TONEW DIMENSIONS

By Linda Blinn

34 THEY LIKE MANHATTAN, THEBRONX, AND STATEN ISLAND, TOO

THE CITY QUILTER: BRINGINGNYC TO QUILTING

By Linda Blinn

40 PHOTO STORY Julie Fei-Fan Balzer

REGULARS

6 EDITORS LETTER

8 BOOK REVIEWS MADEBYHANDby Lena Corwin BROOKLYNMAKERSby Jennifer Causey

10 PRODUCT SHOWCASE SHOP NEW YORK

12 COLOR STORY AUTUMN IN NEW YORK

14 CREATIVE COACH HOW TO THINK LIKE

AN ENTREPRENEUR By Mary Edwards

18 ARTFUL WALL WALLS TALK; ARTISTS RESPOND By Linda Blinn

20 SELL YOUR STUFF TOP FIVE TIPS FOR GETTING PRESS By Amy Flurry

23 BEFORE & AFTER

WORKING WITH CUBES

140 SHOP HOP142 CALL FOR STUDIOS

143 OPEN STUDIOS & EVENTS

144 DESIGN NOTES COMMITMENT PHOBIA By Jennifer Bertrand


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table ofCONTENTS

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50 MAKING THEIR WAY For the Makers

58 MOVIN ON UP Kimberly Einmo

66 A LIFELONG COLLABORATION Karson Butler Events

74 FASHIONING A MANHATTANSEWING OASISDenise Wild

82 A 20-YEAR LOVE LETTER Jenny Jafek-Jones

90 FOR THE LOVE OF STUFF Vicki Boutin

98 OF LIFE AND LIGHT Susan Brewer

106 IN WITH THE OLD Kristen Robinson

114 ALL WRAPPED UP IN A PRETTYLITTLE PACKAGE SUPPLY STUDIO

Erin Ozer

122 THE ART OF STORYTELLING Ronda Palazzari

130 CLASSIC MEETS MODERN Maite Rodriguez


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Editors

LETTER Our new studio features are evenbigger and better, with fun photosand helpful captions. Youll also find

that weve added a Get the Look to

the end of each studio. If you enjoy a

particular artists space, well give you

the main color palette and a few of

the key design elements so that you

can work a little magic in your own

creative place.Weve also added a new photo

story feature, in which we take a look

at a day in the life of an artist. In this

issue, well follow mixed-media artist

(and CLOTH PAPER SCISSORScolumnist)

Julie Fei-Fan Balzer, who lives in

bustling Times Square in New York

City. Well also take a look at a New

York quilt store that is whistling its

own tune and creating custom NYC

fabric for their customers. And finally,the cherry on the sundae is our new

closing column by Jennifer Bertrand

HGTVDesign Star!

We hope youll enjoy traveling to

fabulous New York City with us and

find loads of new ideas and inspiration.

As always, our magazine is filled with

the beautiful, practical, and inspiring

spaces of our readers. If youd like us

to consider featuring you in the next

issue of STUDIOS, check out our newsubmission guidelines on page 142.

Cheers,

Jenn Mason

EDITORIAL DIRECTOR

Welcome to the all-new STUDIOSmagazine!

Were still committed to bringing you great studio ideas

and inspiration, but now, as our tagline says, were alsoexploring the creative lives of artists and makers. If youre

a creative type or just aspire to be a creative type, the

new STUDIOSis just what you need to learn about how

other artists and makers work and live.

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bookREVIEWS

MADE BY HAND: A COLLECTION OF PROJECTS TO PRINT, SEW,

WEAVE, DYE, KNIT, AND OTHERWISE CREATE

BYLENA CORWINSTC CRAFT/A MELANIE FALICK BOOK, 2013176 PAGES; HARDCOVER$29.95

MADE BYHANDmay give a nod to traditional crafting

techniques, but the 26 projects in this curated collection

are crisp, clean, and modern. In this book, author Lena

Corwin brings together a group of experts to share their

knowledge of such areas as fabric printing, sewing, knitting,

crochet, braiding, fabric origami, embroidery, and dyeing.

There are projects for the home, your kids, and even yourpets. The 385 detailed illustrations, along with excellent

step-by-step photographs and clear instructions, make each

project tempting and approachable.

BROOKLYN MAKERS: FOOD, DESIGN, CRAFT, AND OTHER SCENES

FROM THE TACTILE LIFE

BYJENNIFER CAUSEYPRINCETON ARCHITECTURAL PRESS, 2012175 PAGES; PAPERBACK$24.95

In BROOKLYNMAKERS, Jennifer Causey offers a glimpse into

the less familiar side of New York Citythe slower, more

deliberate side that is populated with crafters and makers

who take the time to create beautiful (and sometimes

delicious) handmade goods. This books eclectic mix of

30 up-and-coming artists and artisans includes jewelers,

builders, bakers, ceramicists, designers, florists, candymakers, and more. With the artisans stories told in short-

but-sweet interviews and their spaces highlighted in

stunning photographs, Causey provides a nice taste of what

Brooklyn has to offer. Just dont be surprised if you find

yourself wanting to take a trip to the Big Apple in search of

the whole darn feast.

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