The stage is set...
...and comes alive with people.
It's Swap-O-Rama-Rama, where abundance is rampant and people are creating new from old everywhere you look.
There were the Austin Craft-O-Rama girls...
...and Gretchen Elsner with Soft Circuitry...
... and the famous Jenny Hart of Sublime Stitching.
Designer Mary Keene makes a suggestion...
...and shows off her modded Maker Faire T-shirt.
Zimka gets a participant going on the machine...
...and silkscreening team Studio 3 was buzzing all day.
Ripping out seams...
...and sewing with one hand and a baby in the other!
Three guys learning how to sew...
...and Wendy Tremayne giving a talk about the Maker as Revolutionary. Did you know that becoming a maker can and will change the world? Raise your fist in the air and shout "I am a creator!"
And just so you can see that I did get out of the barn - here's one of the amazing art cars on display. The Yarn Car of course!
Austin is a wonderful town, I'd go back in a minute. And I have to say a huge thank you to the extraordinary folks at O'Reilly, Make and Craft magazines. They really pulled it off again!
...and comes alive with people.
It's Swap-O-Rama-Rama, where abundance is rampant and people are creating new from old everywhere you look.
There were the Austin Craft-O-Rama girls...
...and Gretchen Elsner with Soft Circuitry...
... and the famous Jenny Hart of Sublime Stitching.
Designer Mary Keene makes a suggestion...
...and shows off her modded Maker Faire T-shirt.
Zimka gets a participant going on the machine...
...and silkscreening team Studio 3 was buzzing all day.
Ripping out seams...
...and sewing with one hand and a baby in the other!
Three guys learning how to sew...
...and Wendy Tremayne giving a talk about the Maker as Revolutionary. Did you know that becoming a maker can and will change the world? Raise your fist in the air and shout "I am a creator!"
And just so you can see that I did get out of the barn - here's one of the amazing art cars on display. The Yarn Car of course!
Austin is a wonderful town, I'd go back in a minute. And I have to say a huge thank you to the extraordinary folks at O'Reilly, Make and Craft magazines. They really pulled it off again!
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