All Access: Renegade Craft Fair
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Avery Spratt
4:33
Take a look at the witty and political work of embroiderer Avery Spratt. Get Avery's tips for completing your first embroidery project on a thrifted shirt.
Ink By Jeng
4:46
Meet the designer and bullet journaler behind Ink By Jeng, Jennifer Reyes. Discover some of the tools she uses to create clean-cut journal pages with ease.
Carter & Rose
3:42
Meet Anna VonRosenstiel of Carter & Rose, who makes handmade ceramic goods and wearables. Hear the story behind her signature wall planters.
Fernworks
4:05
Jewelry maker Faryn Davis, founder of the one-woman studio Fernworks, shares her process for creating one-of-a-kind resin-layered pieces with found objects and ephemera.
Onastazia
3:59
Onastazia jewelry designer Onastazia Mullen gives an inside look at how she creates her distinctive fiber necklaces.
Designs by Elle
3:28
Eleanor Maralit of Designs by Elle tells the story of how she developed her signature crochet and fabric cowls.
Neo Threads
4:03
Neo Threads founder Sarah Gonzales talks through her process of thrift shopping and upcycling used garments, before sharing some of her recent work.
Cold Mountain Craft
3:05
Take a tour of the Cold Mountain Craft booth and meet leather craftsman Trevor Washko. Peep at his first handmade journal as he chats about working with leather.
Trend Recap
3:41
Hosts Christy Kruzick and Patrick Jager reveal the top five trends seen at Renegade Craft Fair this year. Find out what materials, techniques and projects are emerging as the go-to crafts this season.
Discover the hottest trends from Denver’s 2018 Renegade Craft Festival. From bullet journals to geometric jewelry, host Christy Kruzick takes you through the season’s most sought-after crafts and the talented makers who create them.
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I want to know how to Macrame, is there any classes here on that, please?