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Reserve Ad Space in the Winter 2025 Issue of American Craft Magazine

The deadline for ad space and material is September 26, 2024

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Please contact Joanne Smith, advertising sales manager, to reserve space or for additional information at [email protected].

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Why Advertise in American Craft Magazine?

Fifty percent of American Craft’s audience is in the top 10th percentile of disposable income (DataAxle overlay), and this audience acts on what they see in the magazine.

Actions taken after reading:

70% contacted or visited the website of an artist, gallery, or organization featured in the magazine.
67% followed up to learn more on an artist or topic.
50% attended a craft show, exhibition, or other event featured in the magazine.
27% purchased a work of art.

The Theme of Our Spring 2024 Issue is Interior

This issue reveals craft’s influence on our interior spaces and lives. We feature designers working with craftspeople who help make our houses feel like homes. We explore exquisite home textiles and organically-designed furniture, hand-blocked wallpaper, carved doors, and paper quilts. We learn from makers how craft can benefit us psychologically. And we share treasures that are personal or hidden, like surprises inside ceramic pots and secrets kept in handcrafted lockets.

Special coverage: Education, Architectural Craft, Home Goods

Highlights:

Fashion-Forward Home Goods: We celebrate delightful rugs, pillows, ottomans, wall covers, tables, chairs, lamps, games, and other objects for the home created by groundbreaking makers.
Handcrafted Design: From timeless ceramics to artisan wallpapers, classic quilts to refurbished furnishings, a Missouri-based interior designer shares ways to turn any home into a handmade showcase.
An Illustrious Cast of Makers: Meet the members of West Coast neon collectives, Indigenous artists working in collaboration with the manufacturers of mukluks, and kids at a craft school where wood, cardboard, and paint are used to teach collaborative problem solving.
“The Scene” Explores Baltimore: Five artists from Charm City—home to the American Craft Made Baltimore Marketplace coming up February 21–23—introduce us to a wide array of local makers working in jewelry and fashion, ceramics and glass, quilting and the fiber arts, and traditional and experimental furniture design.
Island Life: We visit an artist whose block prints and unconventional stamping methods are inspired by Hawaii's flowers, fauna, and marine life.
Floor Show: American Craft checks out Ruglife, an exhibit at the Museum of Craft and Design, where the ancient history and limitless future of floor coverings come to colorful life.