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    The Fabricant Way

    The Fabricant Way brings together creative entrepreneurs, and helps those starting out in creative businesses, to see there’s more than one way to move your art and business forward into growth and success. Get involved in the community and build relationships with other creative entrepreneurs.

    Follow The Fabricant Way and learn how successful creative entrepreneurs pulled off what seemed impossible to grow a thriving business they love.

    Using non-traditional marketing and becoming involved in the community the creative entrepreneur can build a close relationship with customers and suppliers. Your unique perspective of your craft and business helps you create great branding and design to showboat your product.

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    I Still Love You NYC Mar 14, 2017
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    Carrie Morrissey is the founder of I Still Love You NYC (ISLYNYC). Carrie is a jewelry designer that uses materials like acrylic instead of ornate gemstones and finds her inspiration in the culture of mass production.


    Cold Spring General Store Mar 07, 2017
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    Craig Muraszewski is the co-owner of Cold Spring General Store. Cold Spring General Store is located in a landmark 1897 building in the historic village of Cold Spring. They focus on handmade, American made goods that have a story and a true soul behind them. They stock quality goods for simple, everyday Hudson Valley Living.

    The Cold Spring General Store also operates The Barn at the General Store, where they focus on local goods, in season fruits/vegetables and true pasture raised farm eggs.


    Sofia Ramsay Feb 28, 2017
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    Sofia Ramsay is a jewelry designer from Brooklyn. Sofia graduated from Pratt Institute in 2010 with a BFA in Jewelry and Fine Metals. She excelled in the world of mass market fashion jewelry before leaving the industry to pursue a private studio practice that evolved into a small business in Brooklyn.


    Vernacular Design Feb 21, 2017
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    Jack Decker, founder of Vernacular Design is a Kingston woodworker that recreates history for modern day living. He specializes in custom furniture, moldings and cabinetry.


    Sweet Paul Magazine Feb 14, 2017
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    Paul Lowe is the Author of 'Sweet Paul: Eat & Make' and Editor in Chief of Sweet Paul Magazine. Sweet Paul Magazine is a lifestyle magazine for anyone looking to make simple, elegant meals and stylishly easy crafts for the home.


    Sirena + The Sea: Manifesting your dream business Feb 07, 2017
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    Laurie DiBiagio designer, and creator of sirena + the sea. Sirena + The Sea offers hand-sculpted and woven accessories. using natural, reclaimed, and refined materials that evoke the feminine spirit.


    Dr. Cow Nov 01, 2016
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    Veronica Schwartz and Pablo Castro, founder of Dr. Cow in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

    Dr. Cow is known by their delicious raw vegan nut based cheeses full of flavor and remarkably reminiscent of aged dairy cheeses. They both have experience in the culinary entrepreneurship world that dates back to the time they were living in their native Argentina. Veronica is a pastry chef and Pablo has a business degree, these two forces mixed together made Dr. Cow the spark that ignited a plant-based cheese revolution.


    Piel NYC Oct 25, 2016
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    Today I'll be talking to Grace Colón and her husband Tony. Grace was born and raised in Williamsburg, Brooklyn and it's still a proud member of the community with her family. She is the founder of Piel NYC, a line of body products made straight out of her kitchen with natural ingredients.

    Piel's origin story is all about family. Her grandson suffered from eczema and she decided to help him out, and after helping him heal, she thought how she had something special, and because of her science degree she started working in some formulations. And from there, she started a line of products that made Piel become a reality.


    Antony Zito Oct 18, 2016
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    Today I'll be talking to Antony Zito in Governor's Island. Zito is a portrait painter and member of the non-profit four heads. Zito ran a gallery and portrait studio on Ludlow Street through 2006. but gentrification and the hike of rents made him give away the space, not before throwing the party of the year!

    He spends his time in Manhattan in his pickup truck and creates pop-up spaces where he paints portraits on the streets of New York and at events. The New York Post has called his portrait paintings "sensual" and his renderings of people on recycled materials other than canvas have prompted The Village Voice to refer to him as "a master of the found object".


    Field Apothecary Oct 12, 2016
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    Today I'll be talking to Dana Eudy from Field Apothecary in Germantown, New York. Before calling the Hudson Valley home, Dana and her family lived in Gowanus Brooklyn where she worked in Photography & Advertising.

    She was growing as many herbs she could in her backyard in Gowanus. She started using herbs in her daily life in teas and noticed how her family was not getting sick, and how most of the herbs we have available in stores are from overseas. Drawn to the desire to raise her kids closer to nature and inspired to develop her intuitive self, she moved to Germantown with her husband and children and started Field Apothecary.


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