Reminder: Sun. Dec 11th Sparkle Spazify your holidays with a Crafternoon
Tara Tiger Brown
Crashspace Crafternoon event. I won't be there as I am on the east
coast but I guarantee you a good time and sparkles.
Info:
Expect to come to crashspace on Dec 11th at 2p. 10526 Venice Blvd
Culver City CA 90232
Expect to learn about electric textiles from a master.
Expect to donate between $5 and $15 dollars.
Expect to lightup your own light up fabrics.
We always have a fun workshop environment where notices and experts
young and old can learn together.
We have custom limit edition fabric that is block printed for
crashspace. Other colors and textures will be provided to supplement
your project.
We will provide batteries, LEDs, thread, tape, and all the materials
necessary to lightup your life, clothed, and gifts.
Bring good cheer.
Bring a winning attitude.
Bring willingness to create magic.
Bring something to share and the suggested donation.
Bring an existing etextile project or idea.
RSVP HERE:
http://www.facebook.com/events/284211461618363/
Our esteemed host is Lynne Bruning (twitter/facebook):
Textile enchantress, weaver of gossamer threads, Lynne Bruning is the
creatrix of exclusive wearable art, eTextiles and decorative fabrics.
Fusing together her education in neurophysiology at Smith College, a
Masters degree in architecture and a lifetime of sewing Lynne jets
thru the universe creatively cross-pollinating the worlds of science,
textiles and fashion with her innovative award winning designs. The
rest of the time, she can be found lounging on black sand beaches in a
tangerine bikini surfing the Internet. Lynne Bruning has driven the
collaborative nature of eTextile projects by sharing on Instructables
and publishing numerous tutorials on everything from weaving
conductive clothing to a wearable ‘cane’ for the blind. In 2010 she
produced Wearable Computing Fashion Shows in San Francisco, New York,
and Black Rock City.
CRASHSpace is entirely membership/donation funded and relies on your
support to keep the doors open. Donations are welcomed, helpful, and
necessary. thx!