Showing posts with label stalls sold. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stalls sold. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Stalls all sold

Yet again the just-let-women-tell-women/lie-back-and-let-the-interweb-do-its-magic/don't-try-to-curate-the-universe approach has come through with the goods.  All stalls at April's Stash reHash fabric market are now sold. 

What a fabulously eclectic bunch we are!  Stall-holders range in age from women in their twenties to women in their eighties.  Things we all have in common is our love of fabrics and handicrafts and a seeming inability to say NO when we see a wonderful fabricy thing.  Stall-holders have been tempting me silly with their descriptions of their wares.  All agree it is going to be a great day.  More details about individual stall-holders and their wares to follow soon.

Pictured aboved is some stunning donated vinyl fabric based on a Florence B. design.  I'm thinking saddlebags for my bicycle....  no, No, NO, I'm thinking de-stashing....

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Stall-holders be strong. Shoppers go mad.

Here is a great jumble of quotes from stall-holders about the goods they'll have for sale at Stash reHash on Sunday 8th November, 11am-2pm at the Scottish Society Hall in St Albans, Christchurch:

latest release designer fabrics for fashion, craft & quilting; vintage bag handles; handmade angora rabbit felt; vintage braids, trims and beads; fashion fabrics bought in Paris decades ago and never used; vintage Japanese silks and quilting cotton, Obi, Kimono, origami paper; vintage buttons and buckles; 100% cotton fabrics from leading international designers, including Amy Butler, Tania Wheelan, and David Walker; teddy bear fur, eyes and noses; merino sock yarn; yarn seconds; 80's clothing; disembowelled soft toys; home textiles; lots of fabric, some from the 50's; lace old and new; coffee sacks; environmentally friendly hand screen-printed Ink and Spindle fabrics; old sewing projects dating back to the 70's; lots of real bargains and give-aways. I just want it gone!; 100% NZ grown, spun and hand-dyed "worsted" weight single ply yarn; lots of embroidery thread (DMC); embroidery kits; I'll never use up this many retro and vintage tablecloths; new, gorgeous, fun, fresh and funky craft fabrics at great prices; vintage linens; funky fabric; my Nana was a shocking hoarder!

Phew! Ooohhh, the point of Stash reHash was for me to end up with less stuff but I think I'm going to find that very difficult. I need to be strong.

The gorgeous image above is a work by artist, blogger and Etsy seller, Joetta Maue.

Sunday, September 20, 2009

Stalls all sold

Thanks to all the people who enquired about having a stall at Stash reHash. Very, very big thanks to all the people who have booked stalls. All stalls are now sold. We are a wonderfully eclectic bunch! Happy sorting!