i was first in line for Urban Craft Uprising with
scarlettina. our bags of swag had different contents, but appropriately enough, she got mostly jewelry and i got knitting needles and notecards. the place was absolutely mobbed. we ran into
shadowdaddy and
greyjoy, but didn't get to talk long. i came home with a craft kit, a hand-printed shirt with a familiar view of the Space Needle, and some dragon's blood soap with gold leaf in it. i came out with a lot of ideas, some admiration, and a teeny bit of why-would-i-pay-so-much-money-for-something-so-poorly-made. i thought a moment about the bat scarf and the sweet stuffed conjoined twin animals, but i resisted. the leather chokers were more difficult. i thought over and over again that there were things that should belong to
weezlgrrrl.
please don't put your pet into little collars with shirt collars - you're embarrassing all of us.
the rest of the afternoon's rambling included a stop at Turtle Press, where i was very easily talked into a "Greetings from Ballard" stamp and a pad of ink. i think all requested letters are in the mail. ping me on the original entry if you didn't get yours by Monday (or you've decided you'd like one too).
please don't put your pet into little collars with shirt collars - you're embarrassing all of us.
the rest of the afternoon's rambling included a stop at Turtle Press, where i was very easily talked into a "Greetings from Ballard" stamp and a pad of ink. i think all requested letters are in the mail. ping me on the original entry if you didn't get yours by Monday (or you've decided you'd like one too).
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Date: 2005-11-07 04:27 am (UTC)So ... you know how to quilt?
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Date: 2005-11-07 04:50 pm (UTC)yup. but i'm a relative novice.
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Date: 2005-11-07 09:07 pm (UTC)I did enjoy a collar I found that was black with pink bunny styled skull and crossbones...
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Date: 2005-11-07 09:10 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2005-11-07 09:26 pm (UTC)crapfair
Date: 2005-11-07 11:32 pm (UTC)Re: crapfair
Date: 2005-11-07 11:44 pm (UTC)it varied. most of the jewelry and clothing were sub-par, but the paper stuff was well executed and/or clever.
i liked http://www.devoutdolls.com/ and these guys (for their leatherwork) http://www.cleowolfus.com/catalog.htm.
but the misshappen felt pieces? the printed cotton aprons? (we're talking smocks without smocking, not some real work like crossover straps or ruffles) no freaking way.