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We had a wonderful second craft fair season these past holidays and want to say a giant THANK YOU to everybody who stopped by to support Maine makers. While Arthlin's presence is mostly online, it's invaluable to get out of the studio and connect with the local community a few times each year (not to mention loads of fun!).  Although the average fair table is only 6' to 8' long, a lot of planning goes into setting up and making the most of that space. After trying out different setups and improving a little with each event, I've learned some...

Look at what I got to bring back to the studio from the 2017 SCORE Success Awards!     Arthlin Jewelry was awarded as a Woman Owned Business of the Year in the State Maine! Receiving the award with SCORE mentor Craig Bailey     Lincey Viel, Arthlin Jewelry: Woman-Owned Business Award Arthlin Jewelry features handcrafted, luxury chokers, cuffs, earrings in casual, formal, boudoir, alternative and seasonal styles. https://arthlin.com/ SCORE Awards Success Luncheon 2017     Check out our fellow award recipients, all small businesses from Maine chosen based on the vision, innovation and achievement in our community.:⠀Sidewalk Buttler⠀Good To-GoBoots2RootsIlluminated MeShift...

So much has happened since the American Small Business Championship Symposium in Dallas!  (If you’ve missed the post about the trip, you can read all about it here.) New team members, studio improvements, new website layout that is more user friendly, new opportunities – all exciting stuff! At the symposium, we were awarded a $1000 grant in the form of a Sam’s Club gift card. Because we could not have gone this far in the competition without your help and support, we really wanted to update you on what we were able to do with the prize and the difference...

As some of you know, I’m a French Canadian expat who moved to the USA after my husband came back from his first deployment in Afghanistan. After an incredibly tough and eventful year, it was the biggest relief to be reunited. While he served in the US Army, we got to travel the country (especially along the East Coast) and meet extraordinary people. Among them were soldiers and army wives that will always remain special friends/extended family to us. After going through the immigration process and living in the US for a couple of years, something became very clear: the...