Craft Fair Season

The holidays are near and we've been working
like crazy in the studio to fulfill all orders and
prepare for our craft fairs.  This season we will
be attending four fairs, and would love for you
to come enjoy them with us.  These events are
THE BEST places to get Christmas gifts, and
a fabulous place to be inspired by.


SCHEDULE OF CRAFT FAIRS:

Saturday, November 30th
Cowgirl Winery Trunk Show
25 Pilot Road
Carmel Valley, CA 93924
12pm - 5pm
FREE to attend


Saturday & Sunday, December 7th & 8th
Bizarre Bazaar Holiday Show
Concourse Exhibition Center EAST HALL
620 Seventh Street (at Brannan)
San Francisco, CA 94103
11am - 6pm
FREE to attend


Saturday & Sunday, December 14th & 15th
Renegade Craft Fair Winter Market
Los Angeles State Historic Park
1245 N. Spring Street
Los Angeles, CA 90012
10am - 5pm
FREE to attend


Saturday & Sunday, December 21st & 22nd
Renegade Craft Fair Winter Market
Concourse Exhibition Center
635 8th Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
10am - 5pm
FREE to attend


Below are a few exciting photos to get you in the mood.
They are from our past booth / set designs from the summer
craft fairs we attended.

Come.  Be.  Inspired.

This booth was for the Poppy Farm Fair at the Aptos Native Revival Nursery.

We listened to folky bluegrass music all day and enjoyed the company of dreadlocked goats.

The 4x4 frames (above) are just the piece to put your 4x4 Printsagram photo in.

If you haven't heard of Printstagram, you are sorely missing out.

Check em here: http://printstagr.am/

One of my favorite craft fairs yet, 

this set up was for Square Headquarter's 

grand opening in San Francisco.  The

event was complete with all the wine

you could drink, the best ahi poke I've 

had since I moved from Kauai, and a 

fifteen piece brass band.  SUPERB.

 

Renegade Craft Fair stole my heart.
It is truly Pinterest in real life.. you've
never seen anything quite like it.
With vendors traveling from as far as
New York, and everything hand made /
sewn / printed / crafted, this event
will blow your front door open.
Or knock your socks off.