Urban Craft Uprising + Frawn

Hey Seattle! It was so much fun doing the Fremount Fair last weekend I decided to do the Urban Craft Uprising this weekend! This amazing event is in the air conditioned Exhibit Hall at the Seattle Center on Saturday and Sunday from 11-5. There are also events each day for kids to be creative so please bring them too! You can see my booth number if you go to the link, and I have a huge array of Seattle specific pieces. This event is curated really well, so the merchandise really is some of the best work in the Northwest. Hope to see you there!
Urban Craft Uprising

Fremont Solstice Fair this Weekend

Seattleites! Come check out the latest Frawn merchandise at the Fremont Solstice Fair in Seattle this weekend. My mom will also be selling mens and women’s t-shirts and prints of her fathers western art. The fun begins Saturday morning and ends Sunday evening. Go to this link to find out the activities and bands that will be playing throughout the fair. We will be offering sale prices and you can get the first glimpse of the the Seahawks colored tribal jewelry. See you there!

Cyber Sale + Frawn

Go to my Etsy shop and use the coupon code CYBER2014 for 20% off your entire order. Happy Holidays!

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Check out these lovely tribal posts!

Frawn is in Denver, Colorado!

Good news…a wonderful shop called Pandora on the Hill is now carrying the newest tribal Frawn items! Woot woot! They have stocked their shelves with a great assortment of the Steens Mountain inspired items (see below).

Now we have a great reason to visit Denver!🙂

 

The shop has been around since 1994 and carries a wide range of merchandise such as jewelry and accessories for women and men, items for your home, and playful fun gifts for everyone. Please stop by the shop and check out their online shop here . Be sure to click on the ‘Pandyland: A Retreat’ button and enjoy the interactive experience!

Here are some samples of their lovely merchandise….

 

 

Frawn + Chicago

Since my husband and I are both interior designers by day we have been lucky enough to go to Neocon (the largest design conference in North America) three times. Every time one of us gets sent by our office the other will tag along because we absolutely love Chicago. The architecture is outstanding, the people are friendly, and the food is excellent. We basically eat our way through city while staring at the buildings and taking way too many photos of buildings.

Over the years we have discovered some great neighborhoods like Wicker Park and Bucktown. We hooked up with some of our dear friends from Portland and from college and ate at an amazing Bar B Q place in Wicker Park called Lillie’s Q.

This year we found the Ukranian Village and Sheffield neighborhoods. The Ukranian village is also where I met with the owner of a lovely shop called Komoda. It has a wide range of items for everyone you could ever need to shop for. And I am very excited to say that they also carry Frawn (yayyyy!!!). We are finally in the midwest!

Below you will find some photos from their shop and a link to their website. Please check them out!

Komoda Shop

Komoda Shop

This is a little taste of the neighborhood….

Ukranian Village

Fremont Fair + Frawn Oh My

The highly anticipated, always surprising, never boring Fremont Fair is quickly approaching! The event is June 20-22nd. The are tons of great vendors and my favorite, the doggie parade is at 2pm on Sunday. Concerts will be taking place both days and Friday night. And of course the solstice parade is always the highlight on Saturday at 3pm. You can find out more about the event here.

Pleas stop by our booth and pick up some unique belated gifts for the fathers day and for yourself. We have a fantastic range of tie Seattle inspired tie clips, cuff links, and belt buckles. We also have some fantastic women’s jewelry with the Seahawks colors (of course, as a homegrown Seattle girl I just had to) as well as some additional fun summer colors…

And of course we will have the usual geometrics and new tribals….

Our booth will be located near the corner of Phinney Ave and 34th street: