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If you’re like me, you love homemade arts and crafts that are unlike anything you’ve ever seen.
Maybe you love the prospect of gifting a loved one with a one-of-a-kind piece of jewelry. Maybe the home decor item that made you feel love at first sight is the perfect expression of who you are and what makes your home feel like home.
Local artisans can work magic like that. They’re motivated by love of their craft, not corporate policy or the need to mass-produce, and their imagination is boundless.
Spunky Creek custom puppet – listen to our episode for more details
This Saturday (tomorrow) at the Palmer Events Center, a huge group of artistic individuals will all be gathered in one place. The Austin Craft Riot runs from 11 AM-7 PM and it’s the perfect opportunity for you to indulge your own creative eye and support local creatives.
Feel free to bring your whole family. There will be a children’s area and free craft activities that allow you to learn from local artists.
A huge thank you to Austin Craft Riot for being a sponsor of The Austinot. We love what you’re doing and support you, as you support us! To our community, encourage these artisans in their passions whenever you can by purchasing beautiful pieces that you love.
Finally, remember that this short article is only a supplement to our podcast episode. There is much more information in our episode, including tips on special craft pieces you don’t want to miss! Click “play” on the player at the top of this article to listen to the Austinot Podcast.
Photos courtesy of AustinCraftRiot.com, and via Flickr CC by Emmanuelle Bourgue.
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You guys are amazing. Thank you so much for such a well thought description of our team and our show. It will be so much fun.
We are looking forward to it personally @9cce779cad933ac734752898308c32fa:disqus thanks for taking the time to comment on the post. If you know of any of the other vendors as friends. We’d love to hear from them here too! We plan on slipping in incognito sometime tomorrow. 🙂
I’m not sure “courtesy of” applies when you didn’t ask permission.
“Creatice Commons” do not apply here. This images of mine you took are all rights reserved. http://www.flickr.com/photos/textile_fetish/5197728502/
@0734b57edab0269a095a53f2b7ab2cc8:disqus, would love to showcase your work by crediting you with the caption you choose. Or happy to take the photo down if you prefer.
I removed your photo, @0734b57edab0269a095a53f2b7ab2cc8:disqus. I apologize that it was used out of turn. Thanks for supporting the local arts and craft scene.