Fall Forest Fashion: In a Word? Leafy!
We're fresh from Frick Park Fashion Scene! What's new and fresh in woodland style? Plump berry and tall and twiggy are the season's most envied shapes. The hottest looks are trampled-grunge and earthy-crunchy, and a glimpse of nude branch is oh-so-sexy! Hats are all the rage in accessories as acorn caps make their debut. Brown is the new green- last season's greens look old and whithered next to the colors du jour, vibrant golds, oranges, and rusts. An occasional crimson or plum is daring and avant garde, and reveals itself to hushed oohs, ahs, chirps, and squeaks. A hint of what's to come? Perhaps...
Stay tuned for reviews of the latest in swamp-marshland couture!
Monday, October 18, 2010
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Steel Town Etsy Members Join Roving Hordes of Zombies Invading Market Square
If some of you have been wondering if some of the Steel Town Etsy members are really crafty zombies, we now have photographic evidence that some of them are.
On 10/10/10 the dead walked again as the It's Alive Show hosted Zombie Fest as a food drive for the Pittsburgh food bank and an attempt to break the official Guinness world record for the largest gathering of zombies. Pittsburgh has held the record in the past but was beaten by Seattle last year. The official count at the end of the day was 4,590 zombies which, for now, is enough to bring the record back to Pittsburgh where it belongs. Among those zombies, were several members of Steel Town Etsy, some of whom were even vendors.
Market Square was the perfect setting for the event and it provided a wonderful backdrop for many great shots throughout the day.
It was wonderful to see so many creative people come together for a good cause, and good, clean, if not somewhat bloody, fun. Local artists and a couple of small, local businesses sold their wares at the event, and the zombies in attendance showed that they had plenty of brains as they purchased many items from these vendors. Lynne, who made the brains on chains seen below as well as the zombie sachets to chase away the scent of decay at the end of the day commented, "You know, even though some of the zombies look really scary, they're actually really nice."
Events like this help make Pittsburgh a fantastic city to live in and help promote the local art scene. Thanks to all the zombies who supported the local arts and businesses at this event. It was wonderful seeing so many like-minded people in one place.
On 10/10/10 the dead walked again as the It's Alive Show hosted Zombie Fest as a food drive for the Pittsburgh food bank and an attempt to break the official Guinness world record for the largest gathering of zombies. Pittsburgh has held the record in the past but was beaten by Seattle last year. The official count at the end of the day was 4,590 zombies which, for now, is enough to bring the record back to Pittsburgh where it belongs. Among those zombies, were several members of Steel Town Etsy, some of whom were even vendors.
Market Square was the perfect setting for the event and it provided a wonderful backdrop for many great shots throughout the day.
It was wonderful to see so many creative people come together for a good cause, and good, clean, if not somewhat bloody, fun. Local artists and a couple of small, local businesses sold their wares at the event, and the zombies in attendance showed that they had plenty of brains as they purchased many items from these vendors. Lynne, who made the brains on chains seen below as well as the zombie sachets to chase away the scent of decay at the end of the day commented, "You know, even though some of the zombies look really scary, they're actually really nice."
Events like this help make Pittsburgh a fantastic city to live in and help promote the local art scene. Thanks to all the zombies who supported the local arts and businesses at this event. It was wonderful seeing so many like-minded people in one place.
The end to a fantastic day!
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