So even though the show is suppose to encompass all crafts, I would say 80% of the show was dedicated to the papercrafting world (which is okay with me). Some trends that I noticed (not in any particular order):
*woodgrain
*butterflies
*zebra/giraffe prints
*mini alphabets
*canvas
*mixed media (was the buzz word of the show and probably for awhile)
*more generic prints - could be used for more than just Halloween and Christmas
*lots of vintage feel still
So I think that sums it up , I will post more photos from the show when I get home.
As promised more (random) photos from CHA ....
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| Art by Wendy Vecchi |
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| In love with grunge board in this LO |
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| Drive by of Chicago |
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| With Donna Salzar - not ready for the camera |
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| Le Blanche stamps - goregous stamps, booth and art work displayed |
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| My favourite Valentine line from Jillibean Soup |
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| Paper wreath from Jillibean Soup |
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| More yummines from Jillibean Soup |
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| Make and Take from Tombow |
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| Gelato and other mediums from Faber Castell |
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| Me being silly with "chapstick" Gelato from Faber Castell workshop |
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| Me with Mou Saha |
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| Claudine Hellmuth at Ranger Booth |
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| Me with Claudine |
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| Mario Rossi, Wendy Vecchi, Tim Holtz (in case you didn't know) |
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| Maya Road cuteness |
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| In love with the felt beads |
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