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Image via CrunchBase Etsy is an online marketplace where you can buy handmade and vintage items from over 2 million different vendors. Last week I was browsing the Etsy blog and was inspired by their current contest – to enter you just have to create a treasury (which is Etsy speak for a collection of things on Etsy). So I did a search for more
Image by lazytcrochet via Flickr One of the things that makes Pittsburgh great – is the affordable cost of living here. In recent years, a number of groups have started to promote and support local crafters and artists. Now there are lots of festivals, some shops and websites where you can purchase interesting, one of a kind, handmade items more
Last Monday – some of Pittsburgh biggest t-shirt fans gathered at OTB Cafe to celebrate International T-shirt Day 2010 – while this day was in celebration of all t-shirts – it was amazing to see that everyone showed up in their finest Pittsburgh t-shirts. And we had an amazing collection of Pittsburgh t-shirts that we raffled off. Here are some of more
Image by equita via Flickr Lots of fun shopping in the Lawrenceville area this Saturday! First up – make a stop at this big bad garage sale extraordinaire – just got the details from this Friend of IheartPGH (FoI<3PGH) – stop by and pick up some neat stuff. Big Multi Stop Garage Sale – Fisk, Main and 40th Streets Saturday, June 26, 2010 more
An added bonus to the First Friday’s on Penn Ave and the GA/GI festival is the Cotton Factory Studio Sale! Calling all t-shirt lovers! The Cotton Factory is a nifty little website that has been selling t-shirts online for awhile now. Their shirt designs have gained praise and fame from the t-shirt community and few people know that The Cotton Factory more
A long time ago, before there were blogs and before IheartPGH – some friend and I used to screen print t-shirts in my basement. The first t-shirt we every printed was an IheartPGH t-shirt (I think I still have one of the origonals). After printing a ton of shirts and realizing that I wasn’t really able to do large orders – I picked up a flyer for more
