Did I happen to mention this event that I’m going to be a part of on Thursday? Did I mention how everyone should come check it out cuz it’s going to be awesome? Cuz you should. Cuz it will.

Did I happen to mention this event that I’m going to be a part of on Thursday? Did I mention how everyone should come check it out cuz it’s going to be awesome? Cuz you should. Cuz it will.
If you haven’t heard, I’m going to be participating in a super amazing event this Thursday night in NYC. I will be a panelist at Re-Invision, Re-Cycle, Re-Store along with a bunch of other inspiring NYC-based designers that incorporate re-cycled or up-cycled materials in their work. I’m going to give a super quick tutorial on how to make these totally nifty necklaces made out of old t-shirts.
Speaking of up-cycling, it turns out that The National Center for Craft and Design has selected the un-knitting machine as one of the best student design projects of 2012.
Designed by Kingston University’s Imogen Hedges, the un-knitting machine helps recycle unwanted knitted sweaters back into it’s pre-knitted form. Check out the video below to see how.
Imogen Hedges from Rachel Mc Closkey on Vimeo.
Story via Unconsumption
thank you. from Hana Davies on Vimeo.
Thank you Hana Davies for making this amazing video (and for having awesome glasses!).
Thank you to my family and friends for being all the things Hana lists in her video.
Thank you to anyone reading this for just being you and being awesome and caring.
Happy Thanksgiving y’all!
Steven Alan (swoon) is having a sample sale. And if I had a million dollars (I would buy you a house obvi) this is what I would get. Actually I wouldn’t need a million dollars – maybe just a slightly more stable job. Seriously, if I had a million dollars I could probably afford non-sale Steven Alan.
And for my friend, Ben, I would get grown up shoes!
Hook yourself up with some Steven Alan sample sale online or at 87 Franklin St between Church St and Franklin Pl if you’re in NYC. Hurry though, you only have 3 days, 6 hours, 48 minutes, and 10 seconds…9 seconds…8….7…6.
Weekends in Wonderland
This past weekend Sara Lies and True Stories Vintage were at the Williamsburg Fashion Weekend pop up shop at Bird River Studios.
This was my first time participating in a holiday market. I met a lot of great, crafty new people and made some sales. All in all, it was a success. Lots of thanks to WFW and Bird River Studios for putting together such a great event. And thanks to all those who came out and supported your local designers this holiday season. And for those who couldn’t make it out, don’t worry, Sara Lies and True Stories Vintage will be making the market rounds again in the future and will be up on etsy very very soon.