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Chuck Bidwell and Jen Guarino revive J.W. Hulme Co., a 100-year-old St. Paul company that produces high-quality sporting goods and hunting bags.
October 2009
by Christy DeSmith
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HOM Furniture isn’t just about styles and trends, it’s about what customers want.
May 2008
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Anne Cashill is the brains behind the beauty at Liz Claiborne, where she helps the company cruise along on the fashion expressway.
May 2008
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Meet animal lovers and entrepreneurs Ward and Maggie Johnson, owners of Sojourner
Farms, and creators of Sojos brand of all-natural, raw pet food.
April 2008
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Inside a tiny storefront in NYC’s West Village, Kaas Glassworks brims with
high-end, handmade decoupage items. Artist and former Minnesotan Carol Kaas creates all the designs in
a workspace below the shop.
April 2008
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Sarah Kusa kissed corporate America goodbye to nurture her creative side. Today she creates screen-printed place mats, dishcloths, and table runners.
March 2008
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Meet Bianca Morales-Eagan and Debra Pesek, the mother-daughter duo
behind Tinker Bella, an interior furnishings and design company
specializing in unique fittings and embellishments for the home, as well as a
decorative painting service.
February 2008
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From cool furnishings to warm
architectural finishes, the best in Twin
Cities commercial design is anything but conventional.
February 2008
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Meet Julie Allinson, designer of eyebobs—funky and irreverent readers with tongue-in-cheek names such as Old Money, Adult
SuperVision, and Hostile Makeover.
January 2008
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Meet Minneapolis architect Andrew Comfort, inventor of Q-Ba-Maze, a captivating,
open-ended creative toy. (Oh, and he also used to design museums with
Polshek Partnership Architects in NYC.)
December 2007
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George Moskal started out creating clothes for his sister's Barbies, so it's no surprise he is known for his female-form–enhancing
designs.
November 2007
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Richter and her business partner Samuel Mangiere carry the season’s hottest handbags so middle-American fashionistas can too.
October 2007
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These savvy local retailers bring the best in gifts, fashion, and accessories to the Twin Cities’ shopping landscape.
Shops 2008
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Twin Cities Supper Club started out with a list of about thirty people and has since grown to include more than 750 area professionals.
September 2007
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Carly Stipe is a contemporary fiber artist and maker of duct tape purses.
August 2007
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Augsburg College’s True thinks globally in a rapidly shrinking world.
July 2007
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Kim
and Linda Renk, sisters and designers of six-year-old fashion jewelry
line Sequin, have hit the “must
have” lists of department store buyers.
June 2007
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Maxine Davis launched
Every Life Is a Story, a company that makes documentary-style movies to record
family histories.
June 2007
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Beth Baker: paper lover, word nerd, and creator of Gillfoy Paper Arts.
May 2007
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Makeup
maven Mary Flaa helps celebrities look like stars.
April 2007
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Tracy Arnold and Tracy Dyer left their marketing careers to start the designer handbag line Urban Junket.
April 2007
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