Showing posts with label NYC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NYC. Show all posts
Monday, December 5, 2011
Bust Magazine Holiday Craftacular and Food Fair
December 10th and 11th
Saturday: 11 AM - 8 PM (this will be the one day I will be vending) ; Sunday: 11 AM - 7 PM
82 Mercer St. between Broome and Spring, New York, NY
More than 200 crafters and food artisans will participate in our biggest and most popular event of the year -- the BUST Magazine Craftacular and Food Fair Holiday 2011!
This upcoming weekend will be my last show of 2011. Talk about going out with a bang ! I'm going on a road trip to NYC. You gotta check out the vendor list
Thursday, February 3, 2011
In the fall of 2009 my daughter (Midori) and I took our first ever trip to New York City.We saw the Statue Of Liberty, Ellis Island and Time Square. We walked through Soho, China Town and Central Park. We visited where the twin towers once were and the memorial for the lives that were lost. So much to see in the three days we were there.
The last place we went was the Smithsonian National Museum of American Indians. What a treat ! ! On display were beautiful dresses, boots, and bags made by native American Indian women. I was in awe of the thousands and thousands of beads that were sewn on the gorgeous tribal dresses.
On our way out we stopped in the museum gift shop. Score ! I found these incredible molas handmade by Kuna women. I bought two of them thinking down the road I would add them to a bag. I thought they would make a great focal point.
It took me nearly two years but the bags are done. They turned out fabulous :o)
I am excited because we are taking aanother trip to the Big Apple this April. I am hoping to find more of these beautiful molas while we are there so I can use them on my Totes.
The last place we went was the Smithsonian National Museum of American Indians. What a treat ! ! On display were beautiful dresses, boots, and bags made by native American Indian women. I was in awe of the thousands and thousands of beads that were sewn on the gorgeous tribal dresses.
On our way out we stopped in the museum gift shop. Score ! I found these incredible molas handmade by Kuna women. I bought two of them thinking down the road I would add them to a bag. I thought they would make a great focal point.
It took me nearly two years but the bags are done. They turned out fabulous :o)
I am excited because we are taking aanother trip to the Big Apple this April. I am hoping to find more of these beautiful molas while we are there so I can use them on my Totes.
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