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Vendors Wanted: Pile of Craft

The Charm City Craft Mafia is accepting applications for the 2nd annual Pile of Craft. The show will be held in Baltimore, MD on Saturday, June 21st from 10am-5pm.

Non-refundable application fee is $10. If accepted, vendor fee is an additional $55. Vendor spaces are 8 ft. in. length. Chairs and an 8 ft table will be provided. The deadline to apply is May 1st, 2008.

Applications and more details can be found on the Charm City Craft Mafia web site.

You can read the review and see the pictures we took at last year’s Pile of Craft. Plus, watch Kim Dorn’s video interview with Pile of Craft organizer Rachel Bone to learn more about Charm City Craft Mafia and get the walk through experience:

One Response to “Vendors Wanted: Pile of Craft”

  1. debbie Says:

    i am bummed. i will be in california stalking tony hawk with my 7 year old on the 21st! i will just have to wait for crafty bastards part deux in my ‘hood for crafty awesomeness.

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