Showing posts with label city of craft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label city of craft. Show all posts

Made for Love



Please mark your calendars, lovebirds! I’ll be offering custom live lettered cards and prints at “Made for Love”, a special edition of City of Craft.

Sunday, February 11
12-5pm
The Workroom (1267 Queen St. West)

See you there!

City of Craft 2017


Let the craftiness begin! I’m honoured to be one of the vendors at City of Craft, Toronto’s favourite holiday market. Stop by The Theatre Centre in the next three days to check out the best local artisans and craftspeople.

The Theatre Centre
1115 Queen Street West
Fri. Dec. 8, 6-10
Sat. Dec. 9 11-6
Sun. Dec. 10 11-6

City of Craft 2015 recap


The masses converged at Toronto's Theatre Centre last Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Toronto's favourite winter market, City of Craft. With over 60 vendors on two floors, it truly was the best place to check out Toronto's finest crafters and get a head start on holiday shopping. Below are some photos of my booth, as well as some custom hand-lettered cards created on the spot.

Thanks to Kalpna, all of the CoC volunteers, and well as the Theatre Centre staff for making this year's event magical and memorable. But above all, I must thank everyone who stopped by my table to say hi, share their love for lettering and purchase some of my work. Your support is the best holiday gift.

Happy Holidays to you and yours!


City of Craft 2015


Come find my booth this weekend at Toronto's favourite winter market, City of Craft.

December 11, 12 & 13, 2014 
Friday 6pm-10pm
Saturday 11am-6pm
Sunday 11am-5pm

The Theatre Centre 
1115 Queen Street West
(one block west of Queen and Dovercourt)

$2 (Kids 12 & Under FREE)



Along with items from my Winter Collection (including my 2015 Holiday Cards & Emoji Map of Canada), I also have 4 fun new products created just in time for this show:

1) Custom greeting cards 
$5 each or free with any purchase over $25



2) Hi! / Bye! greeting cards (letterpress-printed with care by Snap + Tumble)
$6 each or 4 for $20



3) Homo Sweet Homo 2 (original framed painting & limited edition giclee prints available
$60



4) Hand-painted signs (acrylic on wood)
$40

City of Craft 2014 recap


The masses converged at Toronto's magnificent new Theatre Centre on Friday evening to feast in this year's offerings at City of Craft. With over 60 vendors on two floors, it truly was the best place to check out Toronto's finest crafters and get a head start on holiday shopping. Below are some photos of my booth, as well as the excellent installations created by the talented Kalpna Patel.



I would like to thank Becky, Michelle, Kalpna, all of the CoC volunteers, and well as the staff at the Theatre Centre for making this year's event magical and memorable. But above all, I must thank each and every one of you who stopped by my table to say hi, share their love for lettering and purchase some of my work. This support from the community is the best holiday gift I could have ever asked for.

Happy Holidays to you and yours!

CR

City of Craft 2014


Come find my booth this weekend at Toronto's favourite winter market, City of Craft.

December 12, 13 & 14, 2014 
Friday 6pm-10pm
Saturday 11am-6pm
Sunday 11am-5pm

The Theatre Centre 
1115 Queen Street West
(one block west of Queen and Dovercourt)

$2 (Kids 12 & Under FREE)

See you there!

Crafty wonderland


A weekend winter storm could not stop Toronto's annual City of Craft market this year. Even with frigid temperatures and sideways-blowing snow, lovely people lined up on Queen Street West & Dovercourt to check out the local goods and do some last minute holiday shopping.

I am so grateful for everyone who stopped by, said hi, and purchased some prints and cards from my shop. I hope your new pieces bring you joy all year round!

A special thanks to Becky and all of the amazing staff and volunteers who made this year's City of Craft a huge success.

Happy holidays, one and all!

CR

City of Craft


I am honoured to be part of Toronto's City of Craft this year. From their website:
City of Craft is a collective of craft-engaged locals who aim to build community in the Toronto craftscape, support independent craft businesses, and encourage the larger community to get involved with crafty happenings in the city. We organize shows, discussions, and activities, with the December City of Craft show being our major annual event, attracting approximately 5,000 attendees.
I am looking forward to sharing my hand-lettered goods, as well as my limited edition Origami Alphabet. Check out a preview here:

I look forward to seeing you this weekend!

CR