So you just got accepted to your first craft fair — or maybe you’re looking to get serious about your craft show sales — here are some tips and tricks […]
Save the Date! Detroit Urban Craft Fair 2010 will be December 4th and 5th at the Fillmore Detroit!
So you just got accepted to your first craft fair — or maybe you’re looking to get serious about your craft show sales — here are some tips and tricks […]
Emerge and See is seeking artists and musicians for the event on Sept. 11 @ the Crofoot. Deadline to apply is July 31. Get an application.
Applications are still being accepted for Mitten Made, July 23-24, at the Blue House in Ann Arbor. Deadline to apply is this Sunday, June 13.
Th Blue House is also hosting […]
I adore Easter. Bright colors, good candy, awesome craft projects. Here’s some of my favorite Easter projects from around the web.
Make a Bunny Softie from Recycled Sweaters
AIGA Detroit is presenting a neat-o lecture and networking event this Thursday at the Crofoot. Celebrate Michigan Design features talks by Julie Lang, Jody Levy and Susan Skarsgard. After the […]
From our inbox:
“MOTOR CITY VAUDEVILLE REVUE CALL FOR ART
A thematic exhibition open to all to mediums will accompany the upcoming Motor City Vaudeville Revue
Theme: vaudevillian, gypsy caravan, cabaret and cirque.
Exhibit: […]
Amy’s “Grandma’s Best Towels” apron is featured in the 2010 edition of the magazine “apronology.”
“This has always been one of my favorite pieces, and I’m happy to be able to […]
A note from a friend of Handmade Detroit:
“Hello, my name is Nicole Dawkins and I am a Masters student in social cultural Anthropology at the University of Toronto. For my […]
Happy 2010 everyone! Our first Handmade Detroit planning meeting was yesterday — and we’re already starting to pull together plans for the return of Craft Revival in April. (Check back […]
Beth and I checked out the screenprinting class with Modati at i3 Detroit last week. Here’s some photos of Beth in action:
If you haven’t been to the i3 space yet, […]

Stephanie Tardy believes in the three Cs: Community, coffee and cutting stuff up. She’s been making colorful paper goods and collage art under the name Phantom Limb since 2005 and keeps an infrequent blog under the same moniker. Recent projects include writing a zine about Detroit, knitting her first cowl and writing this bio.