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| and her work has been featured in numerous books, magazine and exhibitions. Ann's quilts have won multiple awards, including first place at both the Houston International Quilt Festival and the American Quilter's Society Show in Paducah, Kentucky. She teaches quilting classes on Craftsy and around the US. Ann Petersen|Ann Petersen has been sewing quilts since her childhood |
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| and his knife skills classes have been lauded by New York Magazine and The Wall Street Journal. Today, he is a highly sought-after instructor, both at Chicago's Kendall College and on Craftsy.com, where he also teaches Complete Knife Skills and 20 Essential Cooking Techniques. Brendan McDermott|Chef Brendan McDermott's culinary technique was honed at acclaimed New York City restaurants |
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| and his passion for art became his career. He received his BFA and Master of Science in teaching from the Rochester Institute of Technology, and spent more than 30 years teaching at his local high school. Michael also shared his passion for the arts with students by teaching at SUNY Oswego and on Craftsy. Michael Lynne|Michael Lynne grew up drawing and painting |
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| and her designs have appeared in numerous publications, including Bead & Button, Art Jewelry and Beadwork. Kate is the author of Simple Soldering: A Beginner's Guide to Jewelry Making, as well as the Design Team Lead at Gaston Collective. Kate Richbourg|Kate Richbourg is the popular instructor of three Craftsy classes. She has led jewelry-making workshops around the world for twenty years |
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| which have appeared in various magazines as well as her book Tatted Jewelry, make this Victorian art accessible to modern tastes. As a go-to source of information about tatting history and methodology, Marilee is on the forefront of the tatting revival. She also dyes her own tatting threads so that she can control color and create visual interest that can't be found in commercial threads. Marilee Rockley|Marilee Rockley has been a driving force in modern tatting. Her designs |
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| which is now in its 17th printing and published in six languages. Trained at the Art Students League of New York and the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris, he taught in New York for 15 years. He is co-founder and artistic director of the Gage Academy of Art in Seattle, where he teaches drawing and painting and leads art tours around the world with his wife, the architect Pamela Belyea. Gary Faigin|Gary Faigin wrote The Artist's Complete Guide to Facial Expression |
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| a seven-time James Beard award winner, and has cooked in great restaurants in France and around the globe. James Peterson|James is the author of 15 cookbooks |
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| Nancy Marchant, first encountered and fell in love with brioche stitch when she moved to the Netherlands in 1976. Since then, she has spread brioche to knitters far and wide, at events both large and small. Nancy has written for several publications, including Vogue Knitting, and is the proud author of two brioche books, Knitting Brioche and Knitting Fresh Brioche. She also maintains a website on the subject: www.briochestitch.com. Nancy Marchant|The "Queen of Brioche |
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| and ran his own custom woodworking business for 20 years. He's written close to 200 magazine articles for all the major woodworking magazines, as well as three books, including Smart Workshop Solutions and The Complete Illustrated Guide to Tablesaws. During his career, Paul has taught classes at woodworking shows across the country and at a variety of schools. He is also the senior editor at Woodcraft Magazine. Paul Anthony|Paul Anthony has been working with wood for most of his life |
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| Martha Stewart Living and The New York Times. Additionally, she has published several books, including The Complete Kitchen Garden. Ellen Ogden|Ellen Ecker Ogden has more than 25 years of experience as a food and garden writer and instructor. She is one of the co-founders of The Cook's Garden - America's premiere source of information for the kitchen gardener - and has published articles and features in publications such as Better Homes & Gardens |
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| and her work was included in the historic presentation of Contemporary American Realism in museums throughout China. Watwood earned her MFA from the New York Academy of Art, and went on to teach there and in workshops across the country. Her paintings focus on mythology, allegory and contemporary human life, and have twice landed the cover of American Artist magazine. Patricia Watwood|Patricia Watwood has exhibited at galleries worldwide |
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| fiber artist and author who is more commonly known as The Crochet DoctorTM. She teaches crochet at trade shows and yarn shops around the country and at the Crochet Guild of America's national conferences. Marty's designs are featured in her book, Totes for All Reasons, and her pattern line can be found on crochetville.com. She also shares her crochet expertise on her two blogs, The Crochet Doctor and Not Your Granny's Crochet. Marty Miller|Marty Miller is a renowned instructor |
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| an internationally recognized website that showcases visual journalism. You can find some of Paul's work on his sketch blog, Three Letter Word for Art. Paul has been teaching college-level drawing and painting since 2005. Paul Heaston|Paul Heaston received his MFA in painting from Montana State University. He's also a correspondent for Urbansketchers.org |
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| as well as quilting and judging for over 25 years. Winnie enjoys running multiple programs every year for guilds and quilting retreats. She is also the author of Simple Blocks Make Sensational Quilts. A native Texan, Winnie lives in Houston with her husband. Winnie Fleming|Winnie Fleming is an award-winning quilter who has been honing her craft for more than 30 years |
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| a versatile design company that uses unique flair to combine fashion design, knitting, crochet, photography and graphic design into a cohesive whole. He takes his instruction all over the country, selling out classes along the way and building a following of happy students. You can find Shannon's designs in countless magazines such as Crochet! and Knitting Today, or in one of his many books. Shannon Mullett-Bowlsby|Shannon Mullett-Bowlsby is the co-founder of Shibaguyz Designz |
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| Lawn Fawn and Simon Says Stamp, to name a few. She also loves sharing new projects on her blog, Blogged By Nichol Magouirk. Nichol is passionate about stamping, die cutting and getting the most out of her supplies - an enthusiasm that's always present in her teaching. Nichol Magouirk|Nichol Magouirk has been paper crafting for more than 17 years. She is a "Creating Keepsakes Hall of Fame" winner and currently designs for Mama Elephant |
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| City Knitting, that she realized her passion for spreading knowledge and helping knitters past their roadblocks. You can find some of her articles in respected magazines such as Twist Collective and Interweave Knits. Lorilee Beltman|Lorilee Beltman is a Craft Yarn Council certified instructor and a TNNA designer and teacher who has taught at national events around the country since 2009. It was once Lorilee opened her own knitting business |
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| and finds constant inspiration in her students and their desire to learn. Her portraits are highly sought-after, and her work has been featured in numerous publications, including "New Barker Magazine." She teaches workshops across the world, and is a former President and current Signature Member of the Florida Watercolor Society. Pat Weaver|Pat Weaver has been painting and teaching for more than 35 years. She's happiest when she has a brush in hand |
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| editor, instructor and maker who has tapped into the immense power of the internet through blogging, teaching and running the online magazine-turned-social-media-network Crochet Me. Aside from her Web-based endeavors, Kim was also the editor for Interweave Crochet from 2006 to 2008. You might recognize her from her multiple books, including Make It Mighty Ugly, a project about shrugging off the negative internal voices that hamper individual creativity. Kim Werker|Kim Werker is a writer |
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| designer and author of bestselling crochet books, including Around the Corner Crochet Borders, The Crochet Answer Book and Beyond the Square Crochet Motifs. Edie's classes are infused with her desire for pattern instructions to be understandable and accessible for all crocheters. Her articles and designs have appeared in a variety of publications, including Interweave Crochet, Knitters and Knit 'n Style. Edie Eckman|Edie Eckman is a teacher |
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| teacher and the author of several books, including Free-Motion Quilting with Angela Walters and In the Studio with Angela Walters. Her quilting career began alongside her husband's grandfather and together they made her first quilt, a nine-patch that's still on her bed today. Thousands of swirls, feathers and parallel lines later, Angela has turned her love of stitches and fabric into a thriving business focused on modern machine quilting. Angela Walters|Angela is a longarm quilter |
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| she continued to knit and eventually switched careers to become an editorial assistant for Handwoven magazine at Interweave Press. Today, she's a book editor, knitwear designer and the author of the best-selling Knitter's Handy Book series. Ann Budd|Ann Budd learned to knit as a child after her father brought her family to the German-speaking part of Switzerland during a one-year sabbatical. She went on to study science in college and ended up with a master's degree in geology. Through it all |
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| Ore. and blogs at Really Handmade. She started crafting as a small child and has always made an effort to turn the everyday into art! Amy Alan|Amy teaches sewing at Modern Domestic in Portland |
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| pattern designer and blogger. She is the author of Becoming a Confident Quilter, and her work has been featured in numerous publications, including Quilt, Quiltmaker, Fat Quarterly and more. She teaches quilting in venues across the United States, from local guilds to national events such as Sewing Summit and QuiltCon. Elizabeth Dackson|Elizabeth Dackson is a passionate quilter |
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| author and owner of Spunky Eclectic, a fiber studio and online community for artists. She is best known for her fiber samples and the Spunky Eclectic fiber club that she founded. She is also the author of Spin Control: Techniques for Spinning the Yarn You Want. Amy has been called "a spinning force to be reckoned with Amy King|Amy King is a renowned fiber artist |
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| Peter is also the author of five bread baking books, including The Bread Baker's Apprentice. Peter Reinhart|A baking instructor at Johnson & Wales University and TED Talks speaker |
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| Charles Voth is a lifelong crocheter whose work has appeared in magazines, books and patterns around the world. He is a technical editor and diagram illustrator for many publications, including Inside Crochet and for the publisher Interweave, and teaches crochet at his local yarn shop. Charles Voth| Crochet It: Reading Diagrams |
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| California, and now offers classes at the Art Institute of Hollywood, Sur La Table and the Great News Cooking School in San Diego. She has extensive training in baking and pastry and is a certified executive pastry chef as well as a certified executive chef through the American Culinary Federation. Colette Christian|Colette Christian began working in restaurants at age 14 and went on to graduate from the New England Culinary Institute. In 2004 she began teaching at Le Cordon Bleu in Pasadena |
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