Showing posts with label wallets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wallets. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 12, 2011

Gross Olde Timey Food is Gross

I have 2 upcoming craft fairs this month and I'm trying to do something ridiculous for both of them- sew 500 wallets in 17 days while still going to band practice, work at my day job, remember to feed the fish, and see some sunlight in the meantime.

Here's a "before" photo of the six I sewed before work today (eff you, blogger, for not letting me rotate this):


-Stay Slim the Hollywood Way by eating diet bread and not exercising
-St. Francis Theater and the Warfield used to have plays
-Mediocrity makes a difference in pickles
-5 cent ice cream cones from Merrill's
-TANG used to be a SPAM-like product
-Groceries were charged in 1/2c increments

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

New Handmade Shop Opening- Urban Interstice Gallery

A new handmade shop, located in the Mission, opens next week! Through November and December they'll be featuring jewelry and design work by Shana Astrachan, along with rotating weekly trunk shows with guest artists and beauty events hosted by Fox & Doll Makeup. My SF Newspaper Wallets will be making an appearance too!

Come out to the opening night party Friday November 19th - 4-8pm.
Urban Interstice Gallery
3443 26th St (between Valencia and Mission)
San Francisco, CA

They'll have bubbles and snacks provided by Black Jet Bakery and Vanya's Kitchen!

Thursday, July 15, 2010

Well, hello there blog readers!

Lots of productivity this week!

Yesterday, I scooted over and dropped off 31 wallets at Urban Bazaar- a brand new women-owned and operated store in San Francisco's Inner Sunset (1371 9th Ave). Here's their Facebook page for more info: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Urban-Bazaar/112855868760120?v=info
Here's a preview of what's at Urban Bazaar

I also started a website: http://heathered.weebly.com/index.html I'm still adding to it right now so look for new how-to videos and better photos (better than my iPhone ones). Weebly was pretty straight forward and easy to set up. It only took about 30 mins to get the basics published.