fantasy fur, 1973
"fantasy fur is a fascinating material with possibilities that only end with your own imagination."
(from fantasy fur published by harold mangelsen & sons - omaha, nebraska, 1973)
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ABOUT
- i grew up in southern california during the 60s + 70s so i can’t help but be influenced by the crafts + design of that time. please think of this blog as a sketchbook where i share some of these influences.
a note on vintage books + craft supplies
- the images in this blog are mainly from my personal collection of vintage publications + i always cite the source. however, i am unable to provide instructions for the projects or sources for the supplies pictured in many of the images.
PODCASTS, etc
- watch me using a vintage flower loom
- listen to me talk about 60s + 70s crafts
- read a flower loom how-to
- see me make flowers with martha
upcoming shows + classes
- renegade craft fair in los angeles july 11 + 12
- renegade craft fair in san francisco july 18 + 19
- flower loom demo @ the curiosity shoppe in san francisco july 17th
SHOP
- my etsy shop
- tinsel trading in new york
- reform school/home ec in los angeles
- the curiosity shoppe in san fransciso
ALSO FIND ME AT
an appreciation
- i have met many people and made alot of new friends in the course of writing this blog. opportunities I would have never imagined possible have also come my way. i want to thank all of you for your continued love and support. xo
Holy moly! First the Fake Fur fish, and now this?!
Posted by: Sister Diane | May 14, 2008 at 07:23 AM
they remind me of mustaches and that is fantastic.
Posted by: meg | May 19, 2008 at 09:05 AM