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Sass Fest to celebrate hand crafted local goodness

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Eric Tank
11/19/13 11:41am
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The third annual festival has again organized in the DIT spirit to showcase local handmade goods and workshops.
Sass Fest 2012

Sass Fest 2012 /Michael Cook

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/Rose Beerhorst

Sass Fest 2012

Sass Fest 2012 /Michael Cook

On Saturday November 23, the DAAC and Have Company present SASS Fest: a celebration of Do It Together ethos featuring hand made items and craft workshops.

The event is free and takes place at the 106 Gallery on Division Avenue from noon until 7 p.m. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to bring cash.

Participating vendors include:

  • Joelle Tuinstra : stationary, handmade journals, etc
  • Marlee Grace : zines, textiles, paper goods
  • Issue Press : artist publications
  • Hillery Rebeka Sproatt : textiles & nail paintings
  • Sprout Distro : zines & info
  • The Bandit Zine : zines, buttons, & more!
  • Littlewings Designs : handcrafted leather goods
  • Brave Hand Textiles : rugs & more by Rose and Pearl Beerhorst
  • Kristen Sarkipato : screen printed & hand made goods
  • Jenn Schaub : prints
  • Nick Nortier : shirts
  • War Paint Studios : beautiful screen printed paper goods
  • Nicole Frances Coe : hand made textiles and more
  • Alex Difiglia : Pies and Crafts
  • Sara Chittenden : comics, zines, and buttons
  • Drew Damron : comics
  • The DAAC : all ages music venue, info and goodies
  • Lauren Ellis : screen printed/ linocut patches
  • Things Bright : '70s inspired folk Christmas ornaments
  • The Creative Notebook : art journaling zine and ephemera paper packets
  • Jailbreak : informational zines & letters to prisoner
  • Harbinger Leather Design : leather goods

Workshops:

  • The Bandit Zine : Radical Self Love!
  • A special chat with Jenn Schaub
  • Organizing with Marlee Grace
  • Sewing with Sara Bakker
  • Essential oils with Amber Rose Sackett
  • The Creative Notebook: Stitch your own creative notebook
  • Knitting Socks

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