Renegade Craft Los Angeles

renegade craft fair los angeles

This past Saturday we went to the Renegade Craft Fair for the first time. I’ve only ever heard good things about this fair and was not at all disappointed. It was held in Los Angeles State Historic Park, and despite being rather warm out, it was nice to spend a summer day outside enjoying such great craft work.  It was so inspiring to see all the creative things people are making. Here is just a small fraction of the stuff we saw.

I loved these clocks from Black Forest Clockwork.

renegade craft fair los angeles

These ceramic bowls and jars from Paulova Ceramics were just beautiful. I couldn’t decide which ones I wanted though.

renegade craft fair los angeles

There were lots of lovely terrariums. These hanging ones were from Planted, but there were also some gorgeous ones from Terri Planty with fun little figures in them.

renegade craft fair los angeles

These cross stitches from Kattuna were just too cute.

renegade craft fair los angeles

We saw this screaming bunny when we came in, and later saw a girl walking around with it. Glad he found a home, since he looks pretty grumpy.

renegade craft fair los angeles

If you are ever thinking of getting me a plant, may I recommend one of these? I kill plants like it’s going out of style. These are handmade by Shannon Gerard.

renegade craft fair los angeles

Unicorn coat hook? Amazing. Made by Architecture Jones. They also had some lovely prints and knobs.

renegade craft fair los angeles

I have always admired these paintings by Mincing Mockingbird. I bough an owl print to add to the owl art wall I’m working on.

renegade craft fair los angeles

I also bought an adorable necklace from Made by L’Moore, here modelling one of her creations.

renegade craft fair los angeles

So I possibly spent more than I should have overall but it feels good to support handmade artists (and get original stuff). I’m so glad to be living in a time where there is a resurgence of handmade things and people really value crafted goods. I’m thankful for places that promote crafting with lessons and community as well as these fairs that let so many people make a living from their work.

renegade craft fair los angeles

Afterward we stopped for some beers downtown. Shawn had a full liter of beer. Oh boy.

renegade craft fair los angeles

Me? I had a ginger beer.

 

Perfect way to spend a Saturday.

Comments
12 Responses to “Renegade Craft Los Angeles”
  1. alex says:

    I wish we had a handmade craft fair like that here in Tucson. Bi-annually we have a street art festival which is kind of similar, but on a larger scale. Looks like a great way to spend some money, though!

    That ginger beer looks incredibly refreshing!

  2. Sara says:

    Oh, I absolutely love the terrariums and the salt and pepper cellars! Looks like a blast!

  3. Morgan says:

    I want those ceramic bowls!!!!!! Those are so cute! And I also love the plants you cant killl! 🙂 And your necklace! So many cute crafts! I just wish I was a little more crafty myself!

  4. Sharon says:

    I love Mincing Mockingbird, I have a couple of his awesome magnets. Also, that wolf clock is practically begging to live on my wall.

  5. !Yo Soy Liz! says:

    Good god, a whole liter of beer?!

  6. Kyle says:

    No butter beer?

  7. Roxie Fitz says:

    Thanks so much for sharing! These images are amazing and very inspirational.

  8. Jojo says:

    Wow, I love so much of that stuff especially the clock, the unicorn coat hook & the bird paintings.

  9. Amanda says:

    Loved the crocheted cacti! You got pics of nearly all of my favorite booths.
    Did you see the Miles to Go t-shirt stall? I liked their designs.

  10. love that clock. very heidi 2011.

Trackbacks
Check out what others are saying...
  1. […] was filled with fun events. We attended the Renegade Craft Fair in downtown Los Angeles. Plant Based Parties had a kickoff dinner and we sampled some great vegan […]

  2. […] I intended to start a small collection of owl and bird art but once I started framing and hanging the pieces I had, it all seemed pretty cramped. I stuck with my three favorite pieces, two vintage book plates and a print I purchased at the last Renegade. […]



Leave A Comment