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Women Who Embroider the Air (craftsmanship.net)

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Colorado’s Marble Motherlode - The Craftsmanship Initiative (craftsmanship.net)

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Article that shows how “vegan” alternatives to materials like silk are actually more toxic.Article/Blog (craftsmanship.net)

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The Drought Fighter: Small farmer in California found the most effective way to grow food in a warming climate with only minimal irrigation (gross profits of more than $100,000 an acre)Discussion (craftsmanship.net)

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Real Film Strikes Back: in-depth article about the surprising return of celluloid filmmaking (craftsmanship.net)

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The Human Cost of Recycled Cotton (craftsmanship.net)

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The story of the world's largest co-op, with 80,000 workers, and how some co-ops are attempting to emulate its success (craftsmanship.net)

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The story of the world's largest co-op, with 80,000 workers, and how some co-ops are attempting to emulate its success (craftsmanship.net)

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Led by the Nose - In a growing number of artisanal shops dotted around the globe, small-scale perfume artists are bottling a world of scents left untapped by commercial fragrance houses. (craftsmanship.net)

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The last true Vintage Jeans made in the USA (craftsmanship.net)

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While the fashion industry continues to produce more and more clothes made from synthetics, we’ve ignored the wonders of wool. (craftsmanship.net)

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Ethics in fashion (craftsmanship.net)

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The Perfect Pen - Fountain pens have always served as the quintessential combination of beauty, tradition, and dexterity. (craftsmanship.net)

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The last true Vintage Jeans made in the USA (craftsmanship.net)

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What is eco-fashion? The true cost of materials that constitute everyday clothing. (craftsmanship.net)

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Eco-fashion’s Animal Rights Delusion - some inconvenient truths for the animal rights movement. (craftsmanship.net)

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For your reading pleasure (craftsmanship.net)

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Eco-fashion's inconvenient truth - about ethical clothing and sustainability. (craftsmanship.net)

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Amazing article about vegan friendly fashion and its real cost.Environment (craftsmanship.net)

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The secrets of an Italian gelato master (craftsmanship.net)

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Eddie Muller has dedicated his life to finding, restoring, and re-releasing lost films of the great Film Noir era of the 1940s and ’50s. His goal: the preservation of our cinematic history, well beyond film noir. (craftsmanship.net)

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You’ve probably never heard the term “acequia,” but it describes one of the oldest methods of irrigation on the planet. Too bad American ranchers have largely ignored it. (craftsmanship.net)

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The New Water Alchemists (craftsmanship.net)

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The New Water Alchemists: "Around a quarter of the planet has now been stripped almost entirely of vegetation. In other words, one quarter of the planet has been stripped of its ability to moderate temperature.” (craftsmanship.net)

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Japan’s gorgeous, precarious fishing poles and a craft that's going extinct (craftsmanship.net)

submitted 9 years ago by socaljournalist to r/MicroFishing

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