I think due to that Etsy didn't have as many visitors or perhaps people didn't know as much about it. Whatever it was, far from rain, in the shelter of a basement, inside 1409 South Side Lamar, we entered ambitious artists selling mini magnets, crocheted cup holders, textile flowers, wild jewelery, patterned purses and pillows with attitude.
Only a few artists took my fancy and I sought permission to feature their work. I am going to post generic photographs here for now and will take the time to blog separately about each. This is just a teaser. :)
Old type art above elevator
Is there a name for such style?
I've seen it on old-world parchments, scrolls, pamphlets and hand-written books.
Is there a name for such style?
I've seen it on old-world parchments, scrolls, pamphlets and hand-written books.
Sculpture
Cool Handbags
Two Hills Designs, Katie Toohil
Random Sewing Machine
Okay, here are two things I must have and don't yet:
Vintage Sewing Machine and Typewriter
(No, I do not sew nor would I ever type on a typewriter)
Okay, there's definitely more to come. An elaborate blog on each designer. Remember, this is just a teaser.
It was great meeting you at the Etsy Dallas Spring Bash! We had a blast! Hope you can make it to the next Etsy Dallas Jingle Bash November 21st at Sons of Hermann Hall.
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-Pamela Michelle
Thank you for blogging about our Bash! We were thrilled with the non-stop shopper traffic and all of the press we received. We heard over and over: "Best show ever in Dallas." So glad you were a part of it! We hope to see you at the next Etsy Dallas event - the 2nd Annual Jingle Bash.
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Stephanie
Pamela,
ReplyDeleteIt was wonderful to meet you and I thoroughly enjoyed photographing everyone's work. November 21st, you say? I'll be there! :)
Stephanie,
I just love your pea pod necklaces. Very elegant. :)
nice,interesting to know about the fair
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