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 […]
Applications are now open for Detroit Urban Craft Fair 2010, December 4th and 5th at the Fillmore Detroit!
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, […]
From Pixelgawker:
“as we transition into 2010, pixelgawker thinks this would be a great opportunity to celebrate the spirit of the season by asking all of our authors and readers to […]
Hi everyone,
Has it really been over a week since DUCF 2009?
This is so my favorite week of the year. Why? Silly, it’s Detroit Urban Craft Fair week! So, I’ve compiled a list of my top 5 favorite things about the […]
You guys, check it out. Our very own Bethany is the first project in the new book One Yard Wonders, finally at a local bookseller near you (on online at […]
A couple of Detroit Urban Craft Fair vendors popped up with in some nice articles recently.
Time’s Detroit Blog gives much deserved attention to Detroit Lives!
“There are so many projects and […]
Make magazine founder Dale Dougherty is hosting a publich forum at i3 Detroit this Saturday from 11 am to 1 pm. Drop in and have your say about the possibility […]
I’m hoping to incite it.
Cause the 2009 DUCF posters and flyers are ready for download — and shortly will be back from the printer, all happy and ready for volunteers […]

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.