Cuirim Craft Fair: 1 day to go

April 20th, 2007 by Candace

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With Cuirim Craft Fair happening tomorrow, we had a pow-wow last night to tag auction items, organize small details, and make screen-printed shirts.

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Joanna had offered to show us how they’re done, so with all our crisp, white tees, we watched and marveled at the process of screen-printing.

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And Joy, so incredibly excited about us having t-shirts for the fair:

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We’re all so excited about the fair, and anxious to see how much money we’ll raise for the Cuirim House. We’ll definitely be posting pictures next week, so check back to see how it all turned out. And thanks again to Joanna for doing our shirts for us and letting us use your supplies!

6 Responses to “Cuirim Craft Fair: 1 day to go”

  1. Joy Says:

    yippeee for our own shirts!!! i’m so excited! I can’t wait to see what happens tomorrow. I’m just bursting with fruit flavor! Thanks you guys for all your help! love you!

  2. Joanna Says:

    You’re welcome…I’m always happy to share!

  3. Laughing Daisies » 26 and holding Says:

    […] It was a great birthday but it was definitely the most exhausting ever. Saturday we had the craft fair, which was loads of fun but sucked every viable ounce of energy out of me. I got home, got to rest a little and then joined 10 of my dear friends (and their precious babes) for a birthday dinner, where I felt so loved and got some sweet gifts (I *heart* giftcards!). And I totally love that I have crafty friends, esp. around the birthday. Look at what Joy and Jen made me: […]

  4. Dianna Says:

    Where did you get the screen printing supplies? It looks so fun? I have only seen screen printing done with large screens.

  5. lisaB Says:

    Just a tip, I’ve found that using gocco to print on fabrics works sooooo much better if you use a squeegie with the screen rather than the gocco press thing. So you position the screen directly on the fabric and use an art-store squeegie to drag the ink across a few times…. worked way better for us, don’t know if you had problems. Gocco is pretty awesome in any case!

  6. BeaBoy Says:

    Can you guys tell me where you purchased this silk screen kit from? It looks freakin’ awesome!

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