Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Vendor Profile: sparklegarden
sparklegarden
Shop description: Sparklegarden features artisan handmade precious metal and gemstone jewelry, personalized items such as guitar picks and pet id tags, bridal/bridesmaid jewelry, and dream necklaces.
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Vendor Profile: Ayun Halliday
Ayun Halliday
Shop description: Dare to be Heinie! Read the East Village Inky! Ayun Halliday has been chronicling her family's daily life in NYC and beyond in this award winning, handwritten, hand illustrated zine for over a decade! If you've got 'em all (because you shop at Reading Frenzy, as well you should) or would prefer to upgrade Henry's ride via one of Ayun's self-mocking autobiographies (The Big Rumpus, No Touch Monkey, Job Hopper, and Dirty Sugar Cookies) or her recently published kid's book, Always Lots of Heinies at the Zoo, you can paypal her directly at ayun@ayunhalliday.com .
You can buy zines from her Etsy shop.
People can also paypal her directly to ayun@ayunhalliday.com
$3 per East Village Inky zine
In stock issues are 15-20, 22-27, 29-30,32-36, 38, 39, 41, 42
and/or
$15 per autographed book
The Big Rumpus
No Touch Monkey!
Job Hopper
Dirty Sugar Cookies
Always Lots of Heinies at the Zoo.
Check out her Amazon page to learn more about her books, but remember to buy them from her directly for the proceeds to go to Wheels For Henry.
Monday, October 26, 2009
Vendor Profile: Obsessive Consumption
Obsessive Consumption
Shop description: Kate Bingaman-Burt makes her painfully mundane purchases, well, irresistible or at least gives us something to make us feel less self-conscious about how frequently we spend to fill the void.
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Vendor Profile: Little Cottage Pillows
Little Cottage Pillows
Shop description: Decorative pillows using a variety of hand techniques including, dyeing, painting embroidery & quilting on organic cotton and filled with organic cotton fill.
Vendor Profile: SNAP Design
SNAP Design
Shop description: One of a kind hand-made shoulder bags, laptop cases, totes, accessories, date planners and more!
$1000 and Rising!
Just a quick note to say that we've crossed the $1000 mark for donations in just one week ($1052.82 to be exact)! That's more than 5% of our goal and doesn't include any proceeds from the benefit bazaar! Donations from $5 to $500 have come from all over the country and as far away as the UK! I can't stop using exclamation points!!! Thank you!
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Vendor Profile: Tripper Dungan
Tripper Dungan
Shop description: My paintings are three dee when you look at them with chromadepth 3D glasses. Each piece comes with a complementary pair.
Monday, October 19, 2009
Vendor Profile: Discomedusa Design
Discomedusa Design
Shop description: i am art school grad, retraining in microbiology, taking a little detour to enjoy being a parent and make jewelry for (some semblance of) a living! my designs alternate between an aesthetic i think of as 'industrial-organic' and clean modern lines.
Vendor Profile: Jessi Taylor
Jessi Taylor
Shop description: Everything you see here is handmade, individually, and that means that no two things are ever exactly the same, and nothing is "perfect". I love that!
Vendor Profile: Livvie Lee
Livvie Lee
Shop description: My shop consists of some aprons, headbands, and skirts mostly for little girls.
Vendor Profile: Kenton Beadworks
Kenton Beadworks
Shop description: Kenton Beadworks is a one woman shop. I have been creating handcrafted jewelry for over 10 years. Quality affordable jewelry is difficult to find; so I have started this endeavor for others like me who crave exceptional quality jewelry at an exceptional price.
Vendor Profile: Rumpos-Big Imagination
Rumpos-Big Imaginations
Shop description: Rumpos sells mixed media playscapes for children depicting the natural world--small sourced and all natural fibers.
Vendor Profile: Auntie Rumpos
Auntie Rumpos
Shop description: Auntie Rumpos sells housewares and personal goods handmade from vintage and small-sourced all-natural fibers.
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Vendor Profile: boolah baguette
boolah baguette
Shop description: Lovely things for babies and children - handmade from soft, mostly recycled fabrics.
Vendor Profile: Woolie Originals
Woolie Originals
Shop description: Woolie Originals is donating a portion of their brick & mortar sales to Wheels For Henry. Please check out their website to see where to buy or to commission a work.
Vendor Profile: Una
Una
Shop description: As with most creative endeavors, Una began as a brainchild. When the line eventually launched at the end of 2007, the idea was to stitch not-basic pieces in organic cotton or reclaimed fabric and then trim it with vintage buttons, lace, or a simple screen print. The other objective was to focus on small-scale, local production. For the most part, it's me. One girl. When I chose the name, Una, I selected it because in Spanish it is simply the female form of "one". But in Latin it also means "in one together". A much more powerful notion and not as lonely as I originally thought it might be. By producing and selling my pieces locally, I have had the opportunity to connect with the community on a more intimate level, meeting a lot of inspiring people along the way.
(It is after all, about the journey.)
Vendor Profile: Two Sarahs
Two Sarahs
Shop description: I make screenprints, etchings, and waxed screenprinted blocks. I like to use images of birds and animals, floating heads, teeth and bones, and the American Sign Language alphabet.
Vendor Profile: Sprouthead
Sprouthead
Shop description: I make illustrated zines with poetry and writing, hand-made prints, bookplates, stationery, pins, and clothing. And for those in the Halloweeny mood, I've made some paper masks and I'm offering Inspiration Card Readings (like tarot readings) from a set of symbolic cards that I created.
Vendor Profile: Rags + Bones
Rags + Bones
Shop description: I have a passion for crafting, a love of rummaging and a need to keep myself busy. My materials are primarily reclaimed, recycled, left over or otherwise unwanted. When I go out looking for materials, I always have certain things I look for but the real fun is stumbling upon something really great or unusual to work with. I never toss anything out without first thinking of the craft potential. I hope to inspire others to do the same.
Vendor Profile: Power and Light Press
Power and Light Press
Shop description: Power and Light Press is born from a love of paper, type, and history, and inspired by overheard conversations, whiskey, the color brown, the Wild West, dogs, the wind, vintage office supplies, tiny things of all kinds, and beards, among other things.
We are a letterpress printing and design studio specializing in music packaging, posters, invitations, stationery, business cards, small handmade books, calendars, and other printed ephemera.
I try to work with scrap materials and paper as much as possible, and when larger paper is called for, I stick with recycled stock. As a maker of stuff, it is important to me to be aware of my own footprint and to tread as lightly as possible.
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