From the monthly archives: August 2010
Djordje, proprietor of Paper Disciple, makes beautiful origami art pieces out of reclaimed paper. I love the use of old maps and other ephemera!
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I’ve been a busy bee getting ready for the Summer Shade festival! The show is this very Saturday and Sunday in lovely Grant Park. I hope you locals can make it out for some shopping, sunshine, and great music!
Since I’ve got this show on the brain, I thought I’d round up a [...]
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This week has been crazy insane. Between getting ready for Grant Park Summer Shade and my writing obligations, there hasn’t been time for elaborate cooking. Luckily, I discovered this super fast method for making tostadas that doesn’t heat up the whole house with the oven.
I was lucky enough to meet Esther of Paragraph Cove while I was out in Portland for the Summit of Awesome. She was selling at a market near the Summit, and I was pretty much smitten with her wares right away!
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Festival season is officially here, and it’s kicking off this very Saturday and Sunday in beautiful Grant Park.
I hope you guys can make it out for some shopping, food, drink, and a stroll at the Grant Park Summer Shade Festival!
I’ve been sewing like mad, whipping up new goodies for the [...]
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Who needs a reason to drool over awesome bike-related crafts? I certainly don’t! Cycling is good for your body and for the planet, and I just love seeing more and more folks embracing the bike! Here are some super rad bike-themed pieces I’ve been ogling:
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Shrimp and grits is sort of a Southern brunchy staple, and I have to admit it’s something I miss. I tried making tofu and grits, using tofu seasoned with some Old Bay, and it was good but wasn’t quite hitting the spot.
I decided that rather than try to approximate this dish I’d take [...]
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We all probably have promotional items we’ve accepted that are languishing on a shelf somewhere. Instead of letting them collect dust, you can use your crafty skills to turn them into something cute and useful!
My pal Lisa emailed recently about swag:
This summer I’ve gone to more than my fair share of special [...]
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Erin of Krug’s Eco-Logic is a fellow Etsy Vegger and Eco Etsian and makes all manner of natural, vegan beauty and spa products.
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