Crafts with a Conscience: Sardine Clothing Company

Kelly Rand — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 10:39:19 +0000

Have you ever been completely overwhelmed by the amount of t-shirts that are available in thrift stores? Well the Sardine Clothing Company has given this material of the masses a second chance at life as a T-skirt.

Each skirt is 99.9% recyled and 100% unique as no two skirts are alike. They are both fashionable and eco-friendly.

The Sardine Clothing Company offers kids sizes as well as adult mini, regular and long. No matter which length you seek, you’ll have fun finding the perfect T-skirt that represents you at Booth #111 at this year’s Crafty Bastards on Saturday, October 3rd.

Crafts with a Conscience: Maryink

Kelly Rand — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 10:06:59 +0000

More and more crafters are infusing their creations with the color green. And I don’t mean that literally. At this year’s Crafty Bastards you’ll find many items made with the environment in mind.

Maryink is one such vendor. Finding inspiration in nature and vintage imagery, Maryink sells hand printed clothing, accessories and home goods that make for a folksy yet modern look.

You’ll find their designs printed on organic cotton and bamboo shirts and their dye water based, all for a softer footprint on the Earth.

Find Maryink at booth #58

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Crafts with a Conscience: Sardine Clothing Company

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