Please join us at Craftypalooza - a handmade craft fair in Beaverton, OR.
TODAY! 11am-4pm (Saturday Nov. 7th) *Free & All Ages*
At the Beaverton Masonic Lodge -on SW 2nd & Watson.
4690 SW WATSON AVE., BEAVERTON, OR 97005
We'll have a variety of handmade products by talented local NW designers, artisans & crafters. With 30 vendors selling art, jewelry, bath & beauty items, clothing & accessories and much more fun stuff, you'll find something for everyone! Join us on Facebook or visit www.craftypalooza.com
This is a quick and easy project I did to add some color to our play/family room. I painted 4x4 MDF blocks with acrylic paint and used heavy gel medium to add some texture. I then cut animal shapes out of origami paper using a stencil and then pressed the paper shapes into the wet paint and presto - all done!
If you want to be kept in the loop, a good place to look is the DIY Alert calendar.
Here they list shows, workshops, craft groups, fairs and more in and around Portland. You can even find a craft supply shop in your area by checking the crafty google map.
Come check out Anderson Soap Company's handmade Luxury bath and beauty items the whole family can indulge in. Below are examples of some of the wonderful bath products you'll find.
Brain Food - just what you need to wake up in the morning!
Chocolate Mint Olive oil Soap Bar, umm... (VEGAN Friendly).
*This event listing came to me from PNCA – it’s sounds too interesting not to pass along!
-Buy, Sell, and Live Handmade- A Conversation with Matt Stinchcomb of Etsy 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, October 7 CYAN/PDX, 1720 S.W. Fourth Ave. Free and open to the public
Portland's DIY culture continues to be recognized internationally as a central hub of the American DIY movement, celebrated as a collective of creative talent with a progressive approach to the entrepreneurial spirit. Join a conversation with Matt Stinchcomb from Etsy.
Presented by the PNCA-CYAN/PDX Cultural Residency Series. A Gerding Edlen Development Project with Pacific Northwest College of Art.The PNCA-CYAN/PDX Cultural Residency Series
If you’re like me and eat breath mints like candy, than you probably have a lot of mint containers and tins laying around. The How Stuff Works website has a section called Tinnovation. Here you can find numerous ideas to reuse your altoid tins – it’s totally cafty! For example – they have “How To” instructions to make a zen garden, tin belt, key holders and more. One day I’ll post my own attempt at a crafty altoid tin creation! Of course if you have one you’d like to share, please send it to us!