Tag Archive for the term: drawn and quarterly

The craft fair hours were extended until 6, don’t miss out! I spent the day there yesterday and the caliber of craftness is amazing. Go check out Tyler Rauman’s sweet new 3D robots, go get your subscription to Worn directly from the lovely editor-in-chief who’s in town from Toronto, go sort through the tons of […]

MARK YOUR CALENDARS- Two of our favorite stores in the Mile End are throwing a sweet craft fair and it should not be missed! They’ve been featuring a few of the artists that will be in attendance on their blog and we’re pretty excited! And to end those 2 days of craft madness, 3 of […]

We are running a promotion to design a banner for our SNAP! website. Submissions can be in the form of photography, illustration, painting, you name it and we’ll take it. Send your work at 6.5″ x 1″ at 300 dpi to info@snapme.ca. The banner does NOT have to have our name or logo inside […]

Puces Pop was a day long of catching up with friends, emptying my wallet, meeting some new interesting crafty people and spending a quiet evening with 150 of my closest friends (and mainly complete strangers) playing bingo. Who thought loosing at Bingo could be so entertaining? Everyone seemed to be in a great mood, possibly […]

Amy Johnson from Atelier Woodenapples and Tom Devlin from Drawn and Quarterly are teaming up to put together a brand new craft fair at La Sala Rossa in Montreal on July 12th-13th.

Pomme-Pomme Craft and Zine Fair is now accepting applications! If you make something lovely, head on over to their blog to find out more […]

So I headed out into the Mile End with the intention of taking pictures of some of the lovely boutiques in the Mile End, but what I didn’t think of checking out, was the fact that for many local shop owners, Monday is the day of rest. However, if you’ve yet to stop by the […]

I feel like every night for the last 2 weeks I’ve had an occasion to drink. And I’m the type to take the world up on its occasions. So needless to say, I’ve been on a bender. It all started a little before Friday, October 19th (the days are hazy), but I know the date […]