Author: Anita Hummel
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Why Is Shapr3D So Expensive? Is Shapr3D Worth It?
The relatively new 3-D CAD modeling program on the market is Shapr3D. A subscription to Shapr3-D can be pretty expensive for many people. Shapr3-D is expensive because it is a program made for design professionals. Shapr3D has many training videos so that you can learn how to design 3-D CAD drawings. Shapr3D can help you…
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All About The Ply Value In Corrugated Carton Boxes
Packing and the quality of your cartons is the central concern for product quality. If your goods are not well packed, then it can cause problems throughout the supply chain. Knowing the different ply values in corrugated cartons is essential to understanding packing carton quality. Corrugated cartons are constructed with kraft or test paper made…
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Why Do Social Media Strategies Fail On Implementation?
Social media is one of those aspects of marketing that can be very confusing for many brands and companies. This is because like so many other things in our world today it continues to change at a very fast pace. Social media strategies usually fail on implementation because there is no social media strategy in…
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Why Were Our Ancestors Such Good Weavers? 9 Reasons Why
We use many handwoven products in the home decor and home furnishing industry—everything from hand-woven baskets and textiles to furniture. Our ancestors and those who have gone before us are the people we need to thank for these handwoven skills. Our ancestors were such good weavers because they understood weaving was a skill to master…
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An Insider Guide To Where Home Decor Stores Get Merchandise
If someone is looking to open a home decor store or sell products online, they might wonder where I can find all that fantastic merchandise I see around. Do I need to manufacture and make it myself, or how do I find things to sell? Home decor stores have three primary ways to find the…
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Where Did Lacquerware Originate? An Interesting History
Lacquerware is traditionally found throughout Asia. But experts do not always agree on where lacquerware originates from. Lacquerware originated in China; some lacquerware has been found to have come from 10,000 BC. The Chinese brought the lacquerware technique to many other parts of Asia, in particular Japan and Vietnam. Each country has developed its lacquerware…