Showing posts with label Renegade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Renegade. Show all posts

Friday, December 23, 2011

Fair Print: Mary Kate McDevitt




















We couldn't have said it better ourselves. Thanks Mary Kate McDevitt for your whimsical hand lettering for the holiday cheer and thanks for being at the Renegade Craft Show so we could discover your work! We hope everyone has a wonderful and inspiring Holiday Season.

Thursday, December 22, 2011

Fair Home: Utilitarian Franchise





What's not to love about some half naked men on your bed? We are talking about the vintage inspired printed pillow by Utilitarian Franchise, yet another find at the Renegade Craft Show. Check out their website for more fantastic silk screened pillows. Walruses, Owls, and Ships...oh my!

Wednesday, December 21, 2011

Fair Jewelry: Son of a Sailor





Once thing we love about featuring all these talented people from the craft show is being able to go and visiting their sites. We feel like we are falling in love all over again! That's what happened when we went over to Son of a Sailor on Etsy. We didn't even see the amazing bracelets which are definitely post worthy. Enjoy!

Tuesday, December 20, 2011

Fair Jewelry: Isobell





More amazing jewelry from the Renegade Show! These pieces hail from Isobell Jewelry which is based in Oakland, CA, our sister across the bay. Since they are so close, we hope to see them at all upcoming local designer shows, as we can't get enough of their unique designs.

Fair Jewelry: Chime






There were a lot of jewelry vendors at the fair, but only one that created their pieces out of drum symbols. Chime creates accessories with this original material that makes for an industrial and textured look that will sure catch people's eyes and hearing them compliment your jewelry is sure to be music to your ears.

Monday, December 19, 2011

Renegade Craft Fair



This weekend was the 3rd annual Renegade Craft Fair in San Francisco. We are going to spend this week showcasing our favorite discoveries that we found at the show. There were so many "loves" that we may have to double up!