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January 21, 2014
November 12, 2009
Get your shopping totes ready for the Holiday Handmade Cavalcade!
After bursting onto the scene last year with the inaugural event, the Holiday Handmade Cavalcade is back with even more handmade shopping for all. This year, we've moved out of the Knitting Factory and into Openhouse Gallery, a gorgeous, modern space in NoLita that will highlight our most talented local makers and their lovely wares.Due to your suggestions, we've also extended our shopping hours this year. We will be open from 11am until 8pm, letting you shop early or late during the busy holiday season.
But you'll want to come early if you've RSVPed for a free goody bag because those puppies got snatched up within the first 24 hours of online registration! The limited-edition silk-screened totes, (filled with fun stuff), will be on hold for confirmed registrants until 2pm. After that, it will be released for sale to the public. Next week when all the goodies have been sorted through, we'll let you know some of the stuff that's in it!
So mark your calendars and visit our vendors page to make your shopping list. Remember many of them welcome custom orders, so if you act now, they can have your unique, handmade gifts ready to pick up by the big day!
-Lisa {Pretty Stationery for Beautiful Souls}
http://www.fubabee.com
June 8, 2009
Sonora Who? - Don't Forget Your Dads
Germany's Father's Day falls on Ascension Day. So a few weeks ago I received a phone call from my dear dad who said: "Hello, today is Father's Day!" Much mumbling on my end of the phone that eventually ended in: "Happy Father's Day." So in order for you not to find yourself in a similar situation, here are some unique gifts for the fathers in your family:
How about a set of coasters depicting Rockaway's architectural landmarks from Bungaloe?
I've been eyeing these cufflinks for months now. Coney Island's Parachute Jump affixed to nickels made by Wabisabi Brooklyn. My husband's aunt actually jumped off that thing in her heyday.
For the athlete in your family, a tissue cozy from muppetloon. What, you don't already own one! Where do you keep your tissues? Wrapped in some plastic?
And finally a special something for the Lewis Black fan - found at E.Binard.
Also, don't forget to check out Karen's Monsters for t-shirts and cute monsters, Jes Switaj for ties, Ikyoto for more cool t-shirts, and yummy soaps from Nordea's Soaperie and Dirty Loves Clean.
By the way, Sonora Smart Dodd was the first to solicit support for a day honoring fathers in 1910.
Simone
groundsel.etsy.com
How about a set of coasters depicting Rockaway's architectural landmarks from Bungaloe?I've been eyeing these cufflinks for months now. Coney Island's Parachute Jump affixed to nickels made by Wabisabi Brooklyn. My husband's aunt actually jumped off that thing in her heyday.For the athlete in your family, a tissue cozy from muppetloon. What, you don't already own one! Where do you keep your tissues? Wrapped in some plastic?And finally a special something for the Lewis Black fan - found at E.Binard.Also, don't forget to check out Karen's Monsters for t-shirts and cute monsters, Jes Switaj for ties, Ikyoto for more cool t-shirts, and yummy soaps from Nordea's Soaperie and Dirty Loves Clean.
By the way, Sonora Smart Dodd was the first to solicit support for a day honoring fathers in 1910.
Simonegroundsel.etsy.com
May 14, 2009
Images of Nature in Art and Craft
Ever since French cavemen were moved to represent a hunt on the walls of their abode, nature has been an inspiration to artists and artisans alike.
A careful look through some of my favorite {NewNew} shops on Etsy turned up more than a few examples of the enormous variety in how that inspiration can be transformed into reality.
Whether it's ikyoto's adorable take on a natural process, Citybitz's reflection of the beauty of nature in an urban setting, or Blue Stitch Books' delectable artichoke print, the {NewNew} is a veritable garden of earthly delights.
Left to right, starting from the top:
Salt and Paper's rose tree ring, Art by Iris' painting, Yours Truly xoxo's Dear Alanna table lamp, ikyoto's Evaporation T-shirt; Brighton Vase with Flowers by May Luk Ceramics, applique flower placemats by Cakehouse, Spring Blossom Wedding Invitations by Fubabee, Pink Peacock Monster Zippered Pouch by Karen's Monsters; Artichoke flat notecard by Blue Stitch Books, Brooklyn Compact by Citybitz, Yellow Iris Eye Pillow by Love Forever, Flora and Fauna necklace by Adornments NYC; Burrowing Owl Box Set by Molly Shoelace, Hand Etched sterling silver wing pendant by Lingua Nigra, Mixed Metal Etched Butterfly Necklace by Joanne Tracy Designs, and Floral Bird Mothers Day Card by Waisze Designs.
-MaryAnne LoVerme
wabisabibrooklyn.etsy.com
wabisabibrooklyn.com
A careful look through some of my favorite {NewNew} shops on Etsy turned up more than a few examples of the enormous variety in how that inspiration can be transformed into reality.
Whether it's ikyoto's adorable take on a natural process, Citybitz's reflection of the beauty of nature in an urban setting, or Blue Stitch Books' delectable artichoke print, the {NewNew} is a veritable garden of earthly delights.
Left to right, starting from the top:
Salt and Paper's rose tree ring, Art by Iris' painting, Yours Truly xoxo's Dear Alanna table lamp, ikyoto's Evaporation T-shirt; Brighton Vase with Flowers by May Luk Ceramics, applique flower placemats by Cakehouse, Spring Blossom Wedding Invitations by Fubabee, Pink Peacock Monster Zippered Pouch by Karen's Monsters; Artichoke flat notecard by Blue Stitch Books, Brooklyn Compact by Citybitz, Yellow Iris Eye Pillow by Love Forever, Flora and Fauna necklace by Adornments NYC; Burrowing Owl Box Set by Molly Shoelace, Hand Etched sterling silver wing pendant by Lingua Nigra, Mixed Metal Etched Butterfly Necklace by Joanne Tracy Designs, and Floral Bird Mothers Day Card by Waisze Designs.
-MaryAnne LoVerme
wabisabibrooklyn.etsy.com
wabisabibrooklyn.com
May 11, 2009
And the winners of the Spring Handmade Cavalcade raffles are...
Did you win one of our fabulous raffle prizes? If so you will be contacted by email, so check to see if your name is in the video!
A big thank you to everyone who stopped by the Spring Handmade Cavalcade this weekend! We hope you enjoyed shopping with us, and found great handmade gifts from our local artists and designers!
Don't forget to sign up for announcements on future special events (on the right side of this blog)! We look forward to seeing you next time!
February 6, 2009
Brooklyn Handmade Boutique Closing!
Do you ever dream of a handmade shop? Say a handmade shop that sold all things from Etsy? A shop that you could hold Etsy items you've been coveting, in your own two hands? Well this place ACTUALLY existed!
But alas, it will be no more. This Sunday 4pm - 8pm, Fact and Fancy (75B Hoyt St. Brooklyn, NY 11201), run by the amazingly talented Daniellexo, is having its closing party. I've heard rumors of door prizes and HOT TODDIES, ladies and gentlemen. So your name on the guest list is a MUST!!
I hope to see some of you there! Please give a holler if you plan to come and we can coordinate times so we can all meet! WOO HOO!
Amy
ThePeachTree
December 3, 2008
Cavalcade
CAVALCADE:A cavalcade is a procession or parade (of sorts), or a mass trail ride by a company of riders. The focus of a cavalcade is participation rather than display.
cav⋅al⋅c ade
[kav-uhl-keyd, kav-uhl-keyd]
–noun
1. a procession of persons riding on horses, in horsedrawn carriages, in cars, etc.
2. any procession
3. any noteworthy series, as of events or activities.
Handmade:
[hand-meyd]
–adjective
Made by hand, rather than by machine.
November 11, 2008
The {NewNew} At the Brooklyn Indie Market
The {NewNew} York Street Team fills the tent of the Brooklyn Indie Market this Sunday, November 16 - bringing locally handcrafted goods ranging from soaps to gemstone jewelry and silkscreened refashioned housewares and clothing.At Smith and Union streets - under the red and white striped tent 11am to 7pm. [MAP]
Shop local NYC!
Participating artists include:
Wooden bookmarks using high-quality woods and scrap hardwood by
BeaconBookmarks
BetterThanJam
BlueStitchBooks
Cakehouse
CollectiveElements
DewOnAPetal
Fofolle
Fubabee
JDavisstudio
KarensMonsters
KnitKnit
MayLuk
NewYorkClocks
NordeaSoaperie
PulpSushi
RedBridge
WabisabiBrooklyn
Yaniamor
-KimmKimmChi.etsy.com
March 27, 2008
We Ship Internationally
Though we are based in the New York tri-state area - many of us ship internationally!
For more information on rates you can check out these shops by {NewNew} artists
ART Shops
ArtByIris.etsy.com
DripStick.etsy.com
Honorata.etsy.com
BAGS & PURSES Shops
JTstitches.etsy.com
BATH & BODY Shops
Kopah.etsy.com
kreatedbyKarina.etsy.com
NordeaSoaperie.etsy.com
CANDLE Shops
DewOnAPetalHome.Etsy.com
CLOTHING Shops
Fofolle.etsy.com
KimmChi.etsy.com
KNITTING/CROCHET
KnitStorm.etsy.com
ShutterKate.etsy.com
JEWELRY Shops
AdornmentsNYC.etsy.com
BrooklynSoul.etsy.com
BrooklynThings.etsy.com
Beadscarf.etsy.com
DewOnAPetal.Etsy.com
EmilyEJewelry.etsy.com
GlassHouseJewelry.etsy.com
Jantar.etsy.com
JoanneTracyDesigns.etsy.com
Honorata.etsy.com
LadiesTheyTalkAbout.etsy.com
MarieCarter.etsy.com
MetalSugar.etsy.com
PulpSushi.etsy.com
ThePeachTree.etsy.com
wabisabibrooklyn.etsy.com
yaniamor.etsy.com
GEEKERY
Ikyoto.etsy.com
HOUSEWARES Shops
EcoKate.etsy.com
cakehouse.etsy.com
PAPER Shops + PAPER Accessories
beaconbookmarks.etsy.com
CollectiveElements.etsy.com
fadingflower.etsy.com
Fubabee.etsy.com
LucidDreamDesigns.etsy.com
waisze.etsy.com
SUPPLY Shops
DewOnAPetalToo.etsy.com
GlassHouseSupplies.etsy.com
TOY Shops
KarensMonsters.etsy.com
March 23, 2008
The {New New} Toy Shops
For more Accessories from the Metro New York area - search: newnewteam, toys on Etsy
Purty Bird - I started making paper-mache birds (what PurtyBird was about originally) back in grad school when I wanted to give my mother a cute ceramic pig that I had seen in a gift shop window (she collects pigs) but didn't have the money. I decided to try making her a rough equivalent for Christmas. I chose to work in paper-mache because it was accessible---as a grad student I had an abundance of paper to work with, and the rest of the ingredients were cheap, even to me! In the process of realizing my vision I created a veritable barnyard of pigs and other potential animals. One of the non-pig-like body forms resembled a bird. I impulsively gave it a beak. Encouraged by the result, I added wings and a tail. I painted it as I had my mother's Christmas pig, covered in flowers. The result made me laugh so I made another, and another, and another, giving the more successful ones away as gifts. Everyone who got one said I should sell them somewhere. Being up to my neck in dissertation research at the time, I couldn't explore the possibility.
Purty Bird - I started making paper-mache birds (what PurtyBird was about originally) back in grad school when I wanted to give my mother a cute ceramic pig that I had seen in a gift shop window (she collects pigs) but didn't have the money. I decided to try making her a rough equivalent for Christmas. I chose to work in paper-mache because it was accessible---as a grad student I had an abundance of paper to work with, and the rest of the ingredients were cheap, even to me! In the process of realizing my vision I created a veritable barnyard of pigs and other potential animals. One of the non-pig-like body forms resembled a bird. I impulsively gave it a beak. Encouraged by the result, I added wings and a tail. I painted it as I had my mother's Christmas pig, covered in flowers. The result made me laugh so I made another, and another, and another, giving the more successful ones away as gifts. Everyone who got one said I should sell them somewhere. Being up to my neck in dissertation research at the time, I couldn't explore the possibility.
The {New New} Pattern Shops
For more Accessories from the Metro New York area - search: newnewteam, patterns on Etsy
The {New New} Paper Goods Shops
For more Accessories from the Metro New York area - search: newnewteam, paper on Etsy
Alton Weekes - Alton Weekes is a lifestyle design studio that specializes in hand-crafted stationery products(greeting cards, invitations, announcements, notes and all things paper). Our products are carried by specialty shops and museum gift stores.
Aperture Agog - Even after 9 years in NYC it is a city I'm excited to wake up in every day. I photograph small moments of life in NYC that I love to share with you. All photographs are printed on premium quality, acid free, archival paper. I hope the moments I grab the world are ones you enjoy too.
Bluestitch Books - I have been making books for over ten years. I love typography. If i can can make a book that somehow incorporates type, I am a happy girl. I started printing notecards inspired by vintage appliances and patterns.
In Stitches - "In Stitches" was born literally overnight, after visiting a craft fair. I always enjoyed collage work and combining it with stitching was actually quite spontaneous. I consider my cards small pieces of art. Each and every one of them starts with nothing particular in mind and ends up taking a witty personality if its own. Even though these pieces are designed as postcards and bookmarks, their actual use is left up to its owner. They can be gifted, given as valentines or greeting cards to that special someone, collected and framed individually or as part of a series.
Designs by Aliza - love to make beautiful things. Especially out of paper. I create scrapbooks to tell life stories, record memories, and just to hold on to the sensory experience of photographs on paper. I also create note cards, with custom cards available by request. I am constantly looking how to enhance more everyday items with paper and glue.
Fisk & Fern - I'm Laura Fisk and am an illustrator and printmaker working in brooklyn, ny who got the printing bug early working at a stamp store in high school. The first time I carved a stamp I was hooked on the idea of taking an image from my head and being able to print it on almost anything. Piles of carved stamps spun into exploring every type of printmaking I could, and am still exploring. The bright colors in screenprinting allow me to bring my weird little creatures and monsters to life.
Gramkin Paper Studio - Gramkin Paper Studio is the place for modern personalized stationery and invitations. That includes our popular GLIB GREETINGS and COURTESY CARD line of paper goods
Little Bunny - I have been making books for over ten years. I love typography. If i can can make a book that somehow incorporates type, I am a happy girl. I started printing notecards inspired by vintage appliances and patterns.
PriaVanda - Using satin ribbons and a unique technique to basket weave her handcrafted products, designer PriaVanda has found the perfect medium to create the structures for her line.
“I began weaving ribbons through plain bamboo mats to dress them up and was suddenly inspired to add this touch to everyday items. I was drawn to stationery because I cannot live without my day planner and that was the first product I created. The line grew from there’, notes PriaVanda.
Alton Weekes - Alton Weekes is a lifestyle design studio that specializes in hand-crafted stationery products(greeting cards, invitations, announcements, notes and all things paper). Our products are carried by specialty shops and museum gift stores.Aperture Agog - Even after 9 years in NYC it is a city I'm excited to wake up in every day. I photograph small moments of life in NYC that I love to share with you. All photographs are printed on premium quality, acid free, archival paper. I hope the moments I grab the world are ones you enjoy too.Bluestitch Books - I have been making books for over ten years. I love typography. If i can can make a book that somehow incorporates type, I am a happy girl. I started printing notecards inspired by vintage appliances and patterns.In Stitches - "In Stitches" was born literally overnight, after visiting a craft fair. I always enjoyed collage work and combining it with stitching was actually quite spontaneous. I consider my cards small pieces of art. Each and every one of them starts with nothing particular in mind and ends up taking a witty personality if its own. Even though these pieces are designed as postcards and bookmarks, their actual use is left up to its owner. They can be gifted, given as valentines or greeting cards to that special someone, collected and framed individually or as part of a series.Designs by Aliza - love to make beautiful things. Especially out of paper. I create scrapbooks to tell life stories, record memories, and just to hold on to the sensory experience of photographs on paper. I also create note cards, with custom cards available by request. I am constantly looking how to enhance more everyday items with paper and glue.Fisk & Fern - I'm Laura Fisk and am an illustrator and printmaker working in brooklyn, ny who got the printing bug early working at a stamp store in high school. The first time I carved a stamp I was hooked on the idea of taking an image from my head and being able to print it on almost anything. Piles of carved stamps spun into exploring every type of printmaking I could, and am still exploring. The bright colors in screenprinting allow me to bring my weird little creatures and monsters to life.Gramkin Paper Studio - Gramkin Paper Studio is the place for modern personalized stationery and invitations. That includes our popular GLIB GREETINGS and COURTESY CARD line of paper goodsLittle Bunny - I have been making books for over ten years. I love typography. If i can can make a book that somehow incorporates type, I am a happy girl. I started printing notecards inspired by vintage appliances and patterns.PriaVanda - Using satin ribbons and a unique technique to basket weave her handcrafted products, designer PriaVanda has found the perfect medium to create the structures for her line.“I began weaving ribbons through plain bamboo mats to dress them up and was suddenly inspired to add this touch to everyday items. I was drawn to stationery because I cannot live without my day planner and that was the first product I created. The line grew from there’, notes PriaVanda.
March 19, 2008
The {NewNew} Knitting Shops
For more Accessories from the Metro New York area - search: newnewteam, knitting on Etsy
hellomello handspun - I am a mixed-media artist living and working in Brooklyn, NY. Hopelessly obsessed with all things fiber, textile, vintage and kitsch, the only thing keeping my many collections from growing out of control is the lack of space in my tiny NYC apartment. Almost any night of the week you’ll find me curled up with my kittens and a pile of test knitting or spinning my way into the wee hours of the morning in my over-crowded living room. Well, it’s cozy to us anyway....
LAI GRAI - under the banner of FIBER ART, i can: spin, dye, card batts, knit, crochet, weave, embroider, felt, sew and experiment with every range in between.
with LAI GRAI you can find fiber art to suit your every desire- from wearables to materials- each crafted as functional art.
hellomello handspun - I am a mixed-media artist living and working in Brooklyn, NY. Hopelessly obsessed with all things fiber, textile, vintage and kitsch, the only thing keeping my many collections from growing out of control is the lack of space in my tiny NYC apartment. Almost any night of the week you’ll find me curled up with my kittens and a pile of test knitting or spinning my way into the wee hours of the morning in my over-crowded living room. Well, it’s cozy to us anyway....LAI GRAI - under the banner of FIBER ART, i can: spin, dye, card batts, knit, crochet, weave, embroider, felt, sew and experiment with every range in between.with LAI GRAI you can find fiber art to suit your every desire- from wearables to materials- each crafted as functional art.
March 18, 2008
The {NewNew} Jewelry Shops
For more Accessories from the Metro New York area - search: newnewteam, jewelry on Etsy
Absynthe Jewelry
AdornmentsNYC
Alexlady Designs
Ardent1
A Studio by the Sea
Brooklyn Belinda
Caja Jewelry
Citybitz
Elle F Bijoux
EnchantraGirl
Irene C Studio
It's a Ljubica
J Davis Studio
Joyella Boutique
J Topolski
Lingua Nigra
Loella Medina
Louise Fischer Cozzi
Luis Fernando
McFlashpants
Meliannaa
Metalicious
MilkMade
Mswedowsky
Mulryjewels
NoHo Boho NYC
Paperelle
Persuede
Rose Mckay Designs
Saskia de Vries Designs
Saru Star
Susan Helene Designs
The Hand Of Fatima Design
Tider Design
Wabisabi Brooklyn
webbedware
Wish By Felicity
Yaniamor
Absynthe Jewelry AdornmentsNYC Alexlady Designs Ardent1 A Studio by the Sea Brooklyn Belinda Caja Jewelry Citybitz Elle F Bijoux EnchantraGirl Irene C Studio It's a Ljubica J Davis Studio Joyella Boutique J Topolski Lingua Nigra Loella Medina Louise Fischer Cozzi Luis Fernando McFlashpants Meliannaa Metalicious MilkMade Mswedowsky Mulryjewels NoHo Boho NYC Paperelle Persuede Rose Mckay Designs Saskia de Vries Designs Saru Star Susan Helene Designs The Hand Of Fatima Design Tider Design Wabisabi Brooklyn webbedware Wish By Felicity Yaniamor
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