Have you checked out our Q+A with Robbie Vergara in the Got Craft? spring look book? We received so many beautiful images from Jeanie that we just had to share a few more images from our photo shoot!
Read the complete interview here (page 33).
images via [stu-di-o] by jeanie
We met up with Robbie Vergara and [stu-di-o] by jeanie to photograph a few shots for the upcoming Got Craft? spring look book. Here are a few snapshots of Robbie talking us through his screen printing process including scene stealers Pippen (white chest) and Eek.
The new issue will be available April 1st, 2013. In the meantime, you can check out past editions here: Spring 2012 | Holiday 2012!
Justine Ellis is a South London based artist that makes original designs that have been hand screen-printed using environmentally friendly, water based inks and printing on a variety of surfaces including fabric, paper, and wood.
Meet Justine and see her amazing work at Got Craft? London on Sunday, November 27th, 2011 from 11:00am to 5:00pm at the Tooting Tram and Social. You can also find her here: website | etsy | twitter
We Make London will be hosting a Summer boutique – pop up shop from Saturday, July 2nd until Saturday, July 9th at the Oak Studio – 8 Perrins Court, Hampstead, London, NW3 1QS from 10am-6pm. Featuring a selection of 40 handpicked designers, selling a wide range of wares, there will be something for everybody!
In true We Make style, each day there will also be a host of different craft activities for children and adults and opportunities to meet the designer makers at our launch night on the 2nd of July (RSVP required). For more details and to sign up for workshops, please visit their website here.
Thanks Mary for letting us know about the event! Can’t wait to visit.
images from we make london; vendors from top to bottom: heart zeena, Sarah Birt Jewelry, Just Noey
The cute table display in the first image caught my eye while flipping through an old copy of Martha Stewart Weddings and used it as my inspiration for my Indie I Do booth display. Although, it may not work well for a large wedding, it would definitely be eye catching for the head table or as decoration for smaller events leading up to the wedding. This may also work well if you have a small kids table at your event. Just leave a pack of crayons and the kids can go crazy during the speeches prior to the start of dinner!
images via Martha Stewart
Here are some more handmade touches that we incorporated into our booth…
Using a blender pen, we transferred our logo onto old book pages.
Paper cuts. I loved how this turned out! Sorry to any librarians that may reading this! 
Here is another interesting idea found via Martha Stewart for those interested in screen printing and adding a unique touch to their seating plans!
