MiamiHerald.com: Miranda Kuskie likes that her children can pile up separate strands of felt spaghetti instead of a plastic blob of noodles. “They like→

TuscaloosaNews.com: Jennifer Clark, 28, of Berry, was an administrative assistant before she gave birth to her daughter, Olivia, nearly three years ago. She decided→

Examiner.com: Coral Springs mom, Kay Klasen, started her home business, Kay’s Gems and Treasures, quite by accident. “A friend found stylus leashes for her→

MPNnow: Providing everything children deserve is never easy, but it’s part of mom’s job description. When things get tough, moms get tougher. Driven by→

digtriad.com: The recipe for Sue Catherine’s greatest kitchen invention included aggravation and necessity. “I would get so frustrated because lunches wouldn’t fit, and so→

KJCT8.com: A Whitewater mom is beating the odds in this tough economy. She turned a hobby into a successful business by making unusual products→

KSN.com: In just days a new federal law goes into effect, which will virtually shut down the craft industry. The law, aimed at protecting→

seMissourian.com: Returning to her roots is paying off for Barb Bailey, who lives on a farm near Marble Hill with husband, Anthony, and their→

FloridaToday.com: Amy Wagner has heard the stories: Stay-at-home mom starts home-based business, makes it big. “I’m not expecting that, but we all have dreams,”→

Fort Collins Now: Once a stay-at-home mom, Debbie Stinar filled her time with crafting, traveling to as many as 28 shows a year to→

Lake County Journals: It’s not always easy to turn a hobby into a successful business, but that’s exactly what Dawn Skowronnek is trying to→

BucyrusTelegraphForum.com: A family Christmas tradition has turned into a small business this year as two Bucyrus natives make ornaments that look good enough to→

The Huntsville Times: Paddy Lombardi is following in her family’s footsteps to design jewelry in her business, It’s a Paddy. She was born into→

MyCentralJersey.com: Township resident Sandra Kircher creates the memories of tomorrow – today. Kircher, 41, is the owner of Li’l Inspirations, a personal, embroidery gift→

Lynden Tribune: A children’s boutique will be dropped right into the middle of the Lynden Fall Craft & Antique Show at the Northwest Washington→

STNG: For 25 years, almost up to the day she died, Plainfield seamstress Beverly Pisut owned and operated Beverly’s Interiors, where she designed, sewed→

Times Leader: The population of Tunkhannock will double next Saturday as more than 2,000 people flock to an unusual and beautiful once-a-year sight. Quilts→

Wood Creations, Inc. is honored to announce the “memorial” toy box or blanket chest. This one of a kind chest is designed for families→

Leader-Telegram: When Shawnda Swanson was a teenager, her mom started making soap. It was a hobby for Carla Benson, but she also wanted to→

A bath bomb is a ball shaped product that fizzes when dropped into a bath, giving it that bomb appeal. They are made to→