What happened to day two and day three? Who knows. I spent them with my friends Laziness and Apathy. But on day four of Wavelength, we went to see Hooded Fang at The Great Hall. Things were going well until a group in front (it's always a group in front) decided it would be a good idea to dance aggressively. And by dance aggressively I mean pushing and shoving people. Oh well, I had moved up to the balcony for better photo opportunities by that point and was enjoying the view from there. My days of standing around in pushing and shoving crowds are over.
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
wavelength eleven: day four
What happened to day two and day three? Who knows. I spent them with my friends Laziness and Apathy. But on day four of Wavelength, we went to see Hooded Fang at The Great Hall. Things were going well until a group in front (it's always a group in front) decided it would be a good idea to dance aggressively. And by dance aggressively I mean pushing and shoving people. Oh well, I had moved up to the balcony for better photo opportunities by that point and was enjoying the view from there. My days of standing around in pushing and shoving crowds are over.
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
wavelength eleven: day one
Went to a couple shows for this year's Wavelength (Wavelength 11th Anniversary Festival).
On day one, Sandi's band played at The Boat! Good times.














(Photos of Bruised Knees, The Guest Bedroom, and Anagram. Check them out!)
On day one, Sandi's band played at The Boat! Good times.
(Photos of Bruised Knees, The Guest Bedroom, and Anagram. Check them out!)
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Wednesday, January 26, 2011
post city of craft haul
In all the craziness of packing up and clearing out of City of Craft back in December, I didn't get a chance to pick up a few things from Deadweight as I had planned. So, Sandi and I got together recently to do a post City of Craft exchange. Fun times ensued. I was talking too fast and eating too slow so I completely forgot to take photos to commemorate our candle lit dinner at Le Petit Dejeuner. And the goods that were exchanged. Photo above was taken a few days later when I got unlazy and went outside when there was light. We all need some magic in our lives.
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
city of craft 2010!
Another long overdue post, but you know. Things. Anyway, I had a terrific time at City of Craft this year! Everyone involved was amazing. And it was so inspiring to be surrounded by all that talent! It's been an honour to be invited to participate. Thanks for organizing such a great event, City of Craft!
Look at all the shiny happy people and shiny happy things!
This lady had the best accessory of the weekend: a knit chain necklace. She knit it herself!
More photos here.
An amazing end to a craftacular 2010!
Saturday, January 1, 2011
buying handmade in 2010
I am a billion years late in updating, but here are the awesome things I bought (or traded for) at A Handmade Holiday and City of Craft in December!
From A Handmade Holiday:

Orphan doll from ATAW illustration and design, screen print from Alex Westgate Design & Illustration and rolled up poster (it was a gift so I didn't take a photo, but it's a Stars poster) from Doublenaut
From City of Craft:

Trip Print Press; Doublenaut

Denture Thief (did I ever mention how much I love skulls?); Julie Moon (and hearts?); petit flaneur (and food?)

Needle Book (and robots?)

bespoke uprising (Super cute tea towels! Hm. I don't want to give them away anymore.) ; Trip Print Press

Old Weston (Who doesn't want to craft their day job?)
I also made money (with Miriam Grenville)!

This 2 dollar bill is pretty amazing. I still have to finish it with some sewing though.
And, while I was cleaning up the debris from the two shows, I came across this:

An original collaboration between my wonderful tablemates at A Handmade Holiday: Deadweight and ATAW illustration and design. Hahahaha. Product of our waiting between customers. My contribution is the paper, pen and a few random scribbles. I will frame this. Heh.
Happy 2011 everyone!
From A Handmade Holiday:
Orphan doll from ATAW illustration and design, screen print from Alex Westgate Design & Illustration and rolled up poster (it was a gift so I didn't take a photo, but it's a Stars poster) from Doublenaut
From City of Craft:
I also made money (with Miriam Grenville)!
This 2 dollar bill is pretty amazing. I still have to finish it with some sewing though.
And, while I was cleaning up the debris from the two shows, I came across this:
An original collaboration between my wonderful tablemates at A Handmade Holiday: Deadweight and ATAW illustration and design. Hahahaha. Product of our waiting between customers. My contribution is the paper, pen and a few random scribbles. I will frame this. Heh.
Happy 2011 everyone!
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