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Nameplates turn hobby into nationwide business
Jennifer Hodgson, once stitching toy shaped nameplates for baby showers, now sells 800 to 1,000 annually and aims higher. She uses three alphabets built from toys and fruits and vegetables, charging 7 to 10.50 dollars. After shows in Albuquerque and nearby cities, sales extended to Europe and Australia.
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Jay Levine
Jennifer Hodgson
Hodgson
Albuquerque
Corrales
Santa Fe
Los Alamos