Showing posts with label handmade revolution. Show all posts
Showing posts with label handmade revolution. Show all posts

Saturday, November 13, 2010

Pictures from the Funky Finds


My Mom came to help me with this show.
She was so very helpful, and what a good time we had together.

Several new items made their debut at the Funky Finds.

These are Circus Softies made from all vintage fabric. The prints on these are so colorful and fun. They are also cuddly soft and weighted on the bottom gusset so they don't topple over.

Here is the Circus Clown, Elephant, and Giraffe.

The Dutchie Girls were also introduced at the Funky Finds.
These are made from imported Japanese fabric and vintage chenille.

Matryoshka Ornaments were very popular for holiday gifts.

And of course, we brought lots of Regal Baby Balls and Flower Clips.

We had Vespas and VW Buses for the boys,

And more Regal balls.

This sweetie and his "Craft Girls Get Me Hot" shirt was definitely the highlight of our day!

Lots of funky fun was had by all at the Funky Finds 2010.


Thursday, November 11, 2010

IndieGenius: Grand Opening Party!

You are invited to join me tonight at the Grand (Soft) Opening Party at IndieGenius, a handmade micro-marketplace. This is a private opening event, just for those in the know.
Now you know, so come see me.

You will get a chance to meet lots of fabulous indie designers and learn more about what this new concept is all about.

Be independent, shop local, support handmade, and more wonderfulness.

6-9 PM
409 N. Zang (entrance on 7th)
Dallas, TX 75208

Here's a peek at my Indie Genius booth:






Hope to see you there!

XOXO,
Regina

Thursday, September 16, 2010

Big News in the Micro-Boutique Marketplace, IndieGenius


I have got some really big news to share with you! I have been invited to participate in the newest venture in the handmade revolution, the micro-boutique marketplace, IndieGenius. This is such an exciting opportunity, and I am thrilled to share this news with you.

IndieGenius is slated to open in October in the Bishop Arts District in Dallas. It will be a collection of independently owned micro-boutiques all under one roof in one of the hippest areas in town. It will be open six days a week so shoppers can have the freedom to shop when they like {not just on craft fair days} in a climate controlled environment.

Translation: Handmade Indie Designer Mall.

Dallas has always been on the forefront of shopping innovation, {This is the city where Neiman Marcus got it's start, you know} and I am so proud to be a part of this one!


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