Showing posts with label crafts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crafts. Show all posts

Saturday, May 19, 2012

2012 Bryant Street Festival

On Sunday, June 3, I will once again be setting up a little table on Bryant Street in Highland Park (Pittsburgh, PA) for the 2012 Bryant Street Festival. The small street festival is in conjunction with the annual Highland Park Yard Sale, which is a spectacle to behold.

This year should be better than ever, with new restaurants now open on Bryant Street such as Teppanyaki Kyoto, who will hopefully be offering some interesting and delicious snack items. I'm sure the ladies at the Smiling Banana Leaf will be selling amazing Thai food, as well.

So come out and say hello if you're in the neighborhood.

(Now it's time for me to make some coffee mugs... I always obsess over the things I want to make at this time of the year, namely tea bowls. Then when this event comes up, I mainly have are Asian-style tea cups and the few coffee mugs that I bring sell out in the first hour.)


Thursday, November 18, 2010

Holiday Gift Show in Highland Park

She took one year off due to that little thing known as "the miracle of childbirth" but my friend Lisa is back in business this holiday season. She'll be opening her beautiful home to the public on December 4th and 5th, showcasing her crafts, along with mine and those of a handful of other talented Pittsburgh-area artists.

I personally will be showcasing some of my older items and less expensive pieces, all priced to move at $4 to $15.

Visit OneStarAway.com for more information.

Saturday, March 28, 2009

Interview on the IMI Market Blog


I was recently interviewed for the I Made It Market blog. You can read it by clicking here.

Please come see me at I Made It on April 4th at the Union Project.

Thursday, March 12, 2009

I Made it Market - April 4th

Come visit me at the I Made it Market on Saturday, April 4th. The sale runs from noon to 5 pm. It takes place at The Union Project, which is at the corner of Stanton and Negley in the Highland Park neighborhood of Pittsburgh.

I should have lots of new stuff for sale (things not yet posted on Etsy or my Flickr pages).