Craftacular

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Ah the ladies of BUST magazine have gone out of their way to make Brooklyn safe for crafters. Getting past the name, Craftacular, isn't easy. But once swallowed and spit back, the Dec. 17 craftfest at Warsaw in Williamsburg (you knew it was going to be in Williamsburg, didn't you?) from noon to midnight does sound like a good stop for last-minute gifts. Between holiday parties and having to wake up at 7am every day this week (don't ask), I'm not feeling very creative, so here's what BUST has to say about its own party. I've taken the liberty of bolding the important parts.

"... featuring crowds of crafters, cocktails, DJs, and dancing! Celebrity crafters/authors Brini Maxwell, Vickie Howell, Jenny Hart, and more will be on hand to sign copies of their books! Get jiggy with "Jingle Bells" and a gin and tonic as you browse through hundreds of one-of-a-kind gifts handmade by over 80 inventive and insanely talented crafters from across the country. Check out performances by New York's Dazzle Dancers and hit the dance floor while enjoying music spun by Basement Bangra star DJ Rekha, DJ Shakey, Dirty Jean, Peppermintwist, Jaime Kozyra and others. "

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la penguina said:

and you thought knitting was, like, so two years ago ...

but really, you should go and check out Greg Der Ananian, who wrote the craft book "Bazaar Bizarre." Not only is he a really nice cross-sticher, but a very funny writer. i promote. www.bazaarbizarre.com

z said:

i'm just happy that we'll be able to go even if the transit strike happens, since it's within walking distance. :)

Gary said:

I agree with z...something that I can put on my list after my alleged attempt to get to work...IN HOBOKEN.

Dennis said:

Ugh.. I was hoping I could stay home tomorrow and use a VPN to get into our office network. My boss told me we have a limit of 60 users on the system at a time. There might be over 500 people trying to use the VPN. I might be walking from Brooklyn to Manhattan tomorrow morning *sigh*.

Gary said:

Dennis: We had the same scenario in my office, so the senior staff has first dibs. Brooklyn to Jersey here I come, unless the weather is so crappy that a commute from Fort Greene is impossible.

Dennis said:

I'm hoping the weather will be nasty.

Jane said:

Ooh, thanks for the reminder. I am going to head down there right now.

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