From the monthly archives: May 2009
OMG, you guys, the Indie Craft Experience is tomorrow and Sunday at Centennial Olympic Park! Can you believe it?? I have been sewing as much as I can manage and can’t wait to load in and see all the awesome vendors!
Last Friday, I included a couple of my pals: The [...]
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[Photo via The Indie Craft Experience]
The Indie Craft Experience is just two little days away, and I could not be more pumped! The show is Saturday and Sunday from 11a-7p in beautiful Centennial Olympic Park. Not only will there be amazing crafts for sale, ICE features great live music from [...]
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So I signed up to do a couple of projects over at Art House. One, The Canvas Project, involved five tiny canvases and a list of five words. We’re supposed to do one word per canvas. The other is called 10,000 People, where each participant gets a single word to interpret.
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I am completely in love with these trees that Heidi Kenney of My Paper Crane made for a group show featuring recycled art!
She constructed the trees using old cereal boxes, and the moss on the ground is a repurposed ribbon that originally was tied around a gift! She’s got a couple more [...]
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My pal Mark over at Beep Beep Gallery is looking for crafters to apply for the gallery’s very first outdoor show: ARTlantis!
The event is rain or shine, and he told me they were going to get a couple of big tents, so no need to even have a tent for this [...]
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I know, I totally slacked on these Friday Roundups, but no more! Since my very favorite craft show in all of Atlanta, the Indie Craft Experience (ICE) posted their vendor map this week, I thought it would be fun to do a couple of roundups of the fine folks who will be selling [...]
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The weather is warming up, and I’ve got picnics and summery food on the brain! This is sort of a twist on a plain ol’ potato salad. The Indian spices make it just a little spicy and super-special!
2 large potatoes, cooked (microwaved is probably the easiest), cubed 1 baby vidalia (or 2-3 scallions), [...]
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[Kale. Creative Commons photo by foxrosser]
OK, so I have a confession: I did not make this. Dave made this dish on Sunday afternoon, while I sort of directed from a chair in the kitchen. Until yesterday, I wasn’t allowed to do anything, basically, besides rest. No sewing, no cooking, nothing. I [...]
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[SuperCute! at the East Atlanta Strut, 2007]
So I’m considering not applying for the East Atlanta Strut this year, and I’m pretty bummed about it. There are some new rules in effect that are pretty discouraging. It almost feels like they’re saying “Crafters Need Not Apply.” From the official application information [...]
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My pal Matt sent me a link to a documentary to watch while I’m on the mend. The Future of Food is all about how Monsanto and genetically modified foods are reshaping agriculture in horrifying ways. Check the trailer:
You can watch the whole documentary for free on Hulu! The Future [...]
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