Our next vendor comes to us from Upper Darby. Chelsea from Intriguedbeing has some neat designs and were excited to see her at Artmore this year.
"I have always been a creative person... In school I was that student
that would have my notebook covered in drawings instead of history
notes, always had markers, tape and ribbons but never pencils or pens.
... For whatever reason making and creating makes sense to me the most so that's just what I do
Much to my parents chagrin I continued along the creative path and
studied dance in college all while making all sorts of things. Now that I am graduated, I still dance some but I spend most of my days at a sewing machine!"
She has a little something for everyone... the kids, the men, the geeks, the home, the teen, the woman, and anyone else you can think of
You can find her facebook here:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Intriguedbeing/295581887137216
and her blog
www.intriguedbeing.com
and her twitter
https://twitter.com/#!/intriguedbeing...
and one last exciting thing! Bring in this coupon, ( or show it on your smart phone and receive %20 off anything from her store that day at Artmore!
Artmore Gift Fair
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Friday, November 9, 2012
Happy Friday! Meet our next Vendor
Good Morning all,
We are 2 weeks and 1 day out from the fair and Id like to introduce our next vendor!!
Maggie Best.
We are 2 weeks and 1 day out from the fair and Id like to introduce our next vendor!!
Maggie Best.
My name is Maggie and I am trying to figure out what I want to do
when I grow up. One thing I know for sure, however, is that I like to
make things. All kinds of things. Like dolls and earrings and pretty
things for your hair and postcards. I find inspiration for my creating
(and living, in general) from my travels-- and the people I meet and the
things I eat and places I see along the way. Here in my little corner
of the universe, I'm just trying to make beautiful, heirloom-quality
things. If they bring me satisfaction and someone else a little
happiness, I've done a good job. I hope that by doing this and
partnering with others, we can all spend and use a little less, and
enjoy what we have a little more.
What Maggie brings to Artmore will be a surprise for now however I have seen her work, and I assure you anything she brings will be fantastic!
Thursday, November 8, 2012
Artmore goes gourmet!
Our next featured vendor is Mr. Anthony Grimaldi. This CIA grad, and world traveler finally settled down on the main line after cooking all over New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and even Europe. After living and cooking in Oslo, Norway, Radnor was quite a change but he quickly found a home at 333 Belrose Bar and Grill. I am pleased to announce that he will be one of our vendors at Artmore this year! Check out some of his food here!
Be sure to come hungry!!!
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Artmore's part in Hurricane Sandy Relief
Our thoughts and our prayers go out to those who were effected by Hurricane Sandy. Many lost power, homes, cars, and even family but they will not lose hope. America has come to their assistance. There are thousands of relief teams offering water, food, heat, shelter, transportation and much more but what about emotional support? The victims of Hurricane Sandy need to laugh and play! Please help us bring some joy and dancing to New York and New Jersey this summer!
Indigenous Pitch is a non for profit I have had the pleasure of working closely with for years now. The people involved in IP, the founders, team member, board members, all of them have truly touched my life and inspired me to hope that I can be half as generous as they are. When natural disasters happen it is honestly devastating and of course the people living in these areas need food, water, shelter etc. however Indigenous Pitch does hurricane relief a little differently. They go to the areas of the disaster and offer a chance for the children of the community to attend a week long free dance camp. During these camps the children spend all day with Indigenous Pitch team members. They are fed, they learn how to dance, they do projects, they have "free dance" sessions where they learn how to express them selves.
Check out some of the pictures of past years.
New Orleans 2007-2009
Haiti 2010
Don't these children just melt your heart?
This summer, the plans are in motion to send Indigenous Pitch to the Jersey Shore and to New York to do the same for the children who were effected by Sandy. But we can't do it without your help! Artmore is going to be a huge player in sending them! So far we have almost $1000 raised before the fair even comes please please please do anything you can to bring people to Artmore! There are going to be door prizes, children's activities, and much more to raise money as well as some vendors have already agreed to give a percentage of their sales that day to IP.
If you feel any desire to get involved in any way that you can please contact me personally by emailing intriguedbeing@gmail.com
We greatly appreciate anything you can do and we look forward to seeing you on November 24th at 10 East Athens Ave. Ardmore PA
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Check Out Our Vendors!
Check outm Like, and Share our facebook page!
www.etsy.com/shop/nicerakc
www.etsy.com/shop/carolsegal
www.intriguedbeing.com
www.jordandene.com
www.pheajean.com
www.etsy.com/shop/pintsizedpossessions
www.etsy.com/shop/jamcard
www.ButtercupJewelry.com
www.etsy.com/shop/lindabelinda
www.facebook.com/pages/Nicole-Rae-Styer-Boutique/159651627453935
www.etsy.com/shop/Mulliganyarns
www.etsy.com/shop/laughingtaffy
tadpolecreations.etsy.com
www.onetruemango.etsy.com
www.dapperunicorn.etsy.com
www.punkrocknits.com and
www.laffertyfineart.com
www.etsy.com/shop/mackandjane
www.etsy.com/shop/bijouxbyallison
www.jrochelledesigns.etsy.com
www.doolshandmade.etsy.com
www.etsy.com/shop/rhandmade
www.Christineshirley.com
www.weebittrendy.etsy.com
www.simeonthewhale.com
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Say Hello to our next featured vendor!
Amber Zaraza is the designer of phea jean, a clothing and accessories company based in Philadelphia.
Each phea jean item is handmade by incorporating vintage fabrics and notions along with upcycled materials, all meticulously sewn and assembled to create one of a kind items.
"I began sewing at the age of 12, when my grandmother (phea) would take me to the thrift store and I would pick up polyester pantsuits and turn them into purses. I never had actual yards of fabric, I would just see a print I liked and cut up whatever it was and sew it into something else, essentially upcycling. I did a lot of hand sewing in that time but was able to hone in on my machine skills in high school and eventually enrolled in college for fashion design. It was during college that I started sewing handbags- first for myself, then friends, and soon strangers were noticing my handbags and asking where they could be purchased. This led me to start phea jean (named for my two grandmothers) in 2005. My love for vintage has never subsided and I hunt thrift stores, garage sales, and attics to find interesting fabrics and prints. What started as a custom handbag company, phea jean has now expanded to include many other accessories such as hats, wallets, scarves, hair accessories, and even clothing! "
phea jean will have a wide variety of accessories on hand along with winter capes and ponchos for women and children!
For more information please visit www.pheajean.com
Each phea jean item is handmade by incorporating vintage fabrics and notions along with upcycled materials, all meticulously sewn and assembled to create one of a kind items.
"I began sewing at the age of 12, when my grandmother (phea) would take me to the thrift store and I would pick up polyester pantsuits and turn them into purses. I never had actual yards of fabric, I would just see a print I liked and cut up whatever it was and sew it into something else, essentially upcycling. I did a lot of hand sewing in that time but was able to hone in on my machine skills in high school and eventually enrolled in college for fashion design. It was during college that I started sewing handbags- first for myself, then friends, and soon strangers were noticing my handbags and asking where they could be purchased. This led me to start phea jean (named for my two grandmothers) in 2005. My love for vintage has never subsided and I hunt thrift stores, garage sales, and attics to find interesting fabrics and prints. What started as a custom handbag company, phea jean has now expanded to include many other accessories such as hats, wallets, scarves, hair accessories, and even clothing! "
phea jean will have a wide variety of accessories on hand along with winter capes and ponchos for women and children!
For more information please visit www.pheajean.com
Sunday, September 23, 2012
Our next vendor comes from Wayne PA, she has a wide variety of
things on her shop and we are super excited to have her here at artmore
this year!
"What's better than wearing a rhinestone brooch and having everyone give you
compliments, or enjoying an adorable lady head vase on your bureau every
day? Give a party and set your table with a retro tablecloth and vintage
salt & pepper shakers or antique cups and saucers! These are some of
the reasons I love to buy and sell vintage everything, especially jewelry.
It gives you something that has so much character and beauty, but is fun and
different from the modern jewelry of today. These are pieces of vintage
history, from the designer to the materials. I've branched out into other
categories because there are so many fun and funky accessories and home decor
items out there! I try to offer something for everyone at a great
prices.
I am also a painter and interior designer; my interior design firm is Segal
& Wilmot Design Consultants. You can see some of my designs at
Houzz.com. Please email me with any questions about my shop on Etsy or
design services at csegal6@comcast.net. Thanks and have fun shopping!"
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