Eastside Handmade

Saturday, September 13th marks the fall edition of Eastside Handmade. A curated event of east Los Angeles makers by local Highland Park mother of 3 and artist, Sheryl Cancellieri, hosted in the outdoor space of Shopclass LA. It is such a sweet group of talented designers. Looking forward to seeing everyone!

Clockwise, starting from top left: Arrows & Eskers, Cheryl Cambras, Studio Aida, Small Adventure, Juniper & Fir, Le Renard

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Below, photographs from the last Eastside Handmade in April.

Sheryl with her daughter

Ryan Rogers of Jones County Road

Nora Floral Studio's uniquely shaped forms with succulents are crazy huggable.

Heidi Anderson of H.A. Ceramics

Christi Jay of Made of Dreams.

She may have moved to NYC, but her bright and peaceful energy will be with us in spirit at Mercado Sagrado on October 11th & 12th in Topanga. I will be carrying her amazing one-of-a-kind hand dyed, hand-embroidered wearables as well as her incredible Sacred Geometry sculptures as part of The Radder curated space. more deets soon!

The Slow Season. A rad paper and stationery line by two sweet graphic designers and mothers, Julie and Katie.

The effervescent Bianca D'amico of Chaparral Studio and her curious garden bazaar of awesome. If you haven't seen them yet, check out the Caves, also carried at Otherwild.

The shibori & dye master, Ashley Thayer of Maricolous Textiles | Sarah Renard at Le Renard , which featured the beautiful collaborative pieces of Ashley's dyed works with Sarah's

Beth Duffy and Erik Kistel in their colorful, pattern-happy world of Post Studio.

Kimberly Millard of Wild Well Supply and her 100% Southern Californian bees wax in evocative and rustic scents.

Knotwork LA - irresistible little creatures, wood works and ceramics

Kristen Cassie of Moon Canyon surrounded by her romantically wild array of fragrant flowers.

Beth Katz of Mt. Washington Pottery. She won't be participating in this edition's EH, but will be at both Mt. Washington Handmade and Frogtown Artwalk tomorrow.

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