This is just a mini re-cap of the first-ever San Francisco Renegade Craft Fair. If you live in the Bay Area I hope you have a chance to swing by today.

Raeburn Ink - I wanted to frame this t-shirt and put it on the wall. Jennifer Cooke is one talented individual, I love her work. She also has a blog.

Sarah Paloma - Her tables pretty much took my breath away, but if any of these were in my house I'd never put them down. I'd just walk around holding them. I'd answer the door with a big piece of pottery in my arms and act like it was totally normal.


m.o.m. - this is a mother/daughter team that is fully adorable. As stated on their website, "m·o·m believes in family, hanging out in the kitchen, vinyl records, dark chocolate, cowboys, laughter and being nice." They utilize bits and pieces from their family history - childhood drawings turned into softies, grandma's lace doily turned into a graphic tee, etc. And look at those mini ties! Every little girl should have one!


miss natalie - Wonderful stuff, beautiful hand painted wooden eggs and apples and such a well put together booth. I'm sure I'll be checking in on her blog pretty regularly, because I love what she's doing.



Kelly Gina - Beautiful, technicolor posters by Kelly Gina.


Nous Savons - I fell in love with her booth and these delicate, lace and handkerchief necklaces, but if you want to find out more, you'll have to check back because her website is not up yet. I'll be sure to post a link when it is.



Mati Rose Mcdonough - I love Mati's work, especially her use of color and elephants. I'm a great big internet fan so it was fun meeting her in person.

Mat Daly - And his wall of beautiful prints and covet-worthy free bookmarks...


These are just a few highlights, for a full vendor list go here. And have a wonderful Sunday!