On Saturday, September 12, I had the privilege of setting up a display at
Seven Planet, the new "flagship" green general store that just opened on NW 4th & Couch in downtown Portland. Aysia, the manager (and owner of
Greenloop), invited several of the
Trillium Artisans members to a trunk show during their grand opening festivities.
I was really loving the way my bowls looked in these bright little cubicles.
Megan's groovy marble-covered bowling balls and stained glass suncatchers:
Kristen set up outside with her lovely pillow covers. She was right next to the new location of the
24-hour Church of Elvis!
The ribbon cutting:
Aysia at the cash register (I don't think she moved from this position all night):
Some of the live entertainment:
Emily Baker of
Sword + Fern with her jewelry made from recycled auto parts:
Amazing mural on the ceiling (by
Chris Haberman, of course - I love that guy!):
Melodie and Suzie came by toward the end of the evening, and together we checked out the
Old Town Block Party, saw some amazing dancing Chinese dragons, and rounded out the night when Chuck met us for appetizers at The Republic. Loads o' fun in PDX!
On Saturday, September 12, I had the privilege of setting up a display at Seven Planet, the new "flagship" green general store that just opened on NW 4th & Couch in downtown Portland. Aysia, the manager (and owner of Greenloop), invited several of the Trillium Artisans members to a trunk show during their grand opening festivities.
I was really loving the way my bowls looked in these bright little cubicles.
Megan's groovy marble-covered bowling balls and stained glass suncatchers:
Kristen set up outside with her lovely pillow covers. She was right next to the new location of the 24-hour Church of Elvis!
The ribbon cutting:
Aysia at the cash register (I don't think she moved from this position all night):
Some of the live entertainment:
Emily Baker of Sword + Fern with her jewelry made from recycled auto parts:
Amazing mural on the ceiling (by Chris Haberman, of course - I love that guy!):
Melodie and Suzie came by toward the end of the evening, and together we checked out the Old Town Block Party, saw some amazing dancing Chinese dragons, and rounded out the night when Chuck met us for appetizers at The Republic. Loads o' fun in PDX!
1 comment:
Oh Christine, these look fantastic! I love the bowls in the little cubicles, too. I always see your little blog posts in Facebook but I rarely have time to comment. Keep up the good work, tho!!
I just moved to PDX and I've been checking out Trillium and it seems to be purdy darn great. Hmmm...
<3 erin
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