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 Textile designer Hilde Leiaghat has an eye for vintage textiles...fun furniture... and cool vintage clothing. Hilde has a job that most would envy. She gets to go to all the big southern California flea markets to hunt for things for both her retail store and wholesale textile line, and along the way she always manages to see something new, find inspiration and have fun. Hilde shares her tips for being a successful shopper and talks about how the Rose Bowl Flea Market in particular has changed over the past 20 years.Listen to Podcast:
   Read "Four Classic Fleas" featuring Hilde
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from our August-Septeber '08 Issue
Artists: Madeline Longstreet, Amy Rice, Betsy Duggan, Mary Engelbreit, Jane Sisco, Virginia Cole| read more » |
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Interview with Mary
She has been called the "Queen of Everything" and it is true that artist and entrepreneur Mary Engelbreit has been phenomenally successful at both her art and craft.| read more » |
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from our June-July '08 Issue
Artists: Maura Grace Ambrose, Jennifer Maestro, Carolyn Moore, Anna Maria Horner, and Annie Brahler| read more » |
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from our April-May '08 Issue
Artists: Ignatius Creegan and Rod Givens, Tony Sikes, Laura Zeck, and Betty Lee
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