Toronto Craft Alert

Wanted: Handmade Goods for Fellas

Wise Daughters Craft Market in the Junction is seeking interesting, affordably priced handmade gift items geared to MEN.  Home décor, accessories… the guys get short shrift, and their women want to buy them neat stuff.  Please contact Mary with info about your merchandise at 416-761-1555 or wisedaughters@sympatico.ca.

Mary

Wise Daughters Craft Market
Local handicrafts and do-it-yourself workshops
3079B Dundas St. West, Toronto, M6P 1Z9
416-761-1555
www.wisedaughters.com

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originally uploaded by sar_m

I am craving a real doughnut so badly now. Yumyumyum!

From the Craft Toronto photo pool on Flickr. You can join, too!

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A couple hundred yards of synthetic (polyester?) blue material and some black material, commercial grade is available free before Friday!
Contact Barab at 416.727.8709

(Note: the fabric pictured above is not the fabric available.)

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Ceramics kiln/studio space available for rent!

The kiln is 4′ x 2 1/2ish.  Will fire for you!  Also, large, bright, well-equipped studio for use during business hours (other times negotiable).  Kiln, slab roller, wheel and more.  Reasonable rates.  Do you own work, teach classes.  Located at Bloor and Lansdowne.

Contact Sharon at (416) 538-5947 or at sharon@sharontiessen.com.

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Hi Crafty folks,

Puces POP is coming up!

This year’s fair will be on the 3rd and 4th of October at St. Michaels Church.  Deadline to apply is August 1st.

Every year we try to make the next Puces POP better than the last by listening to what our attendees are saying. What they’re saying is that they love to see NEW things, so not only are we opening up our fair to more out- of- towners this year but we want to see great new items from you too. [...]

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City of Craft is looking for crafty artists and artsy crafters to create installations for this year’s City of Craft 2009, which will take place both in and around The Theatre Centre during the weekend of December 12-13, 2009. This year’s installation programming will be greatly expanded to include more installation artists and even more fantastic Queen Street West venues. For this year’s installations we hope to include a wide range of crafty approaches, which reflect the diversity and conceptual richness of contemporary craft practices. Several venues will be available to artists [...]

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