Renegade Craft Fair – San Francisco
August 9, 2009 by cindy
Filed under Random Cuteness
As I mentioned in my previous post, the girls and I went to the Renegade Craft Fair which took place at the Fort Mason Center Festival Pavilion in beautiful San Francisco.
The fair was pretty crazy and packed with tons of people. Our group totally got separated a bunch of times, but that’s actually when we spotted all the super cute items. Okay, well maybe Mari spotted them 
The cutest item on our list was these super duper omg cutesy colorful kitten shaped crayons. They were so adorable, and the booth was bustling.
They are called Kitty Baby Love. We actually found these online also, so click here to purchase! They are sooooo cute!
We thought this lady with the gigantic pin cushion on her head was pretty cute. Her coworker without the pin cushion was totally jealous that we didn’t take a flick of her.
Screaming mini toast in moss. I don’t know what the purpose of this item is, but it’s super cute, and I think the picture looks pretty cool.
Cute oversized scarf. Very kawaii.
Take a look at these adorable plant labels. I don’t plant things, but I thought that giving a cute plant with one of these labels would be a sweet gift.
Mini paintings! Mari and I swore we will one day make these. By the way, Mari is actually a really good artist of cute items. We’ll showcase that in another post one day.
Funny and cute eye masks. The “piss off” one is totally for Alisa.
The girls looking at the most adorable hair pins and clips. They were flowers made of felt. I think Bao bought a little one for her baby niece.
The big pink one was adorned with Swarovski crystals and cost about $45~$50.
Random gingerbread felt plushies.
Going to places like this really makes you see just how talented so many people are. Thanks for finding this place, Alisa and Miya! And thanks for driving, Jen. You found the best parking spaces, haha~
For more information on the Renegade Craft Fair coming to your area, check out their website at www.renegadecraft.com. Click the San Francisco link for more information on the artists from this post 
