<p>Jocelyn Gayle is the founder of Petit Felts. As a kid, Jocelyn used to spend every free moment she had making little animal sculptures out of clay. She studied Metals and Jewelry at SCAD, and after some years working as a recruiter and encouraging kids to pursue creative careers, she decided to do so.  Jocelyn took her own advice and the rest, well, she will share it with us today!  </p>

Jocelyn Gayle is the founder of Petit Felts. As a kid, Jocelyn used to spend every free moment she had making little animal sculptures out of clay. She studied Metals and Jewelry at SCAD, and after some years working as a recruiter and encouraging kids to pursue creative careers, she decided to do so. Jocelyn took her own advice and the rest, well, she will share it with us today!

<p>Jocelyn Gayle is the founder of Petit Felts. As a kid, Jocelyn used to spend every free moment she had making little animal sculptures out of clay. She studied Metals and Jewelry at SCAD, and after some years working as a recruiter and encouraging kids to pursue creative careers, she decided to do so. &nbsp;Jocelyn took her own advice and the rest, well, she will share it with us today! &nbsp;</p>

Jocelyn Gayle from Petit Felts

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The Fabricant Way brings together creative entrepreneurs, and helps those starting out in creative businesses, to see there's more than one way to move your art and business forward into growth and success. Get involved in the community and build relationships with other creative entrepreneurs. Follow The Fabricant Way and learn how successful creative entrepreneurs pulled off what seemed impossible to grow a thriving business they love. Using non-traditional marketing and becoming involved in the community the creative entrepreneur can build a close relationship with customers and suppliers. Your unique perspective of your craft and business helps you create great branding and design to showboat your product.

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