West Coast Craft in San Francisco

This past weekend, San Francisco residents were graced with quite a gift. West Coast Craft premiered its first year at the Fort Mason center both Saturday and Sunday. Over 150 handpicked beautifully curated vendors displayed their highly skilled craft mediums; perfumers, soap makers, textile artists, home goods and furniture designers, artisan candy crafters… well, you get the gist. Every corner of handmade-craftdom was covered. Artists came from Los Angeles, Portland, San Francisco and all points in between. Walking the rows of this event, you felt the proud representation of the West Coast and all of its talented artistic pioneers.

A side note to founders; Nick, Paulina, and Sergio… job well done, job well done indeed.

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Wearing our Through the Woods Corduroy Overall!

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Photos: Ashley Jordan Gordon

Learn more about this amazing event and its vendors here!

Hope you enjoy a vicarious perusing by way of photographs… join us next year, yes?

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Hanna
10 years ago

Amy I am so in love with your posts! So lovely to get some west coast vibes over here :)

10 years ago

Wow! Not only are craft fairs awesome but this one in SF rocks! Thank you Amy, I enjoy reading your posts doll <3
xoxo Annejelina

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Emily
10 years ago

WOW! Awesome photos! I love the overalls the girl in the first photo is wearing!

10 years ago
Reply to  Emily

Emily – they’re our Through the Woods Corduroy Overall! Added a link in the post :)

10 years ago

Thank you for the write up! So happy to meet you and so honored to be up on the blog! And P.S. I live in my Free People overalls! Thank you again, so excited!

10 years ago

Can’t believe I missed this! :( I love this and hope SF does another one soon!

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J03
10 years ago

Aleksandra Zee’s work is a direct rip off of Brooklyn based Ariele Alasko who has been making this style of work for YEARS. Luckily the internet exists and the proof is in the pudding: http://www.arielealasko.com/p/blog-page.html

Kitryn
10 years ago

These photos are rad. What an amazing place to showcase artisan crafts. I’m a textile artist from the Isle of Wight in the U.K.. I’m coming to San Francisco in April would love it if anyone could recommend quirky places to stay. The place for music and artisan craft shops or vintages shops thanks. Xx

10 years ago

So bad I missed it. I wish I knew it before. Next year I will be there for sure :)!!!
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10 years ago

Oh my gosh, this looks like a crafters paradise!! I love buying homemade goodies. I refuse to buy my yarn I use for projects from large chains and instead I pay a little more to buy it from a local yarn shop in my town. I would love to know how to be a part of this!

10 years ago

This looks liek an AH-MAAAZING time! These pictures are so lovely!

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MacK @ SoulMakes | Blog

Molly
10 years ago

Cool event! And I’m happy to see that there are two people wearing Warby Parker glasses! The fourth picture down is Roosevelt in Revolver Matte Black:
http://www.warbyparker.com/eyeglasses/men/roosevelt#revolver-black-matte
And the fourth picture from the last is Bensen in Whiskey Tortoise!
http://www.warbyparker.com/eyeglasses/men/bensen#whiskey-tortoise

***I’m not an advertiser for Warby Parker, I just love them!! :) And I’m an avid reader of this blog!

10 years ago

Hi
Thanks for posting my work.
I did the fiber hanging rainbow & ceramic hands with eyes.

Would be wonderful to be linked to my website
http://www.rainbowkimono.com

Thanks again
xx
AR

Flavia
10 years ago

i was so excited to see that juniper ridge and gravel and gold were there! i can’t remember when or how i got to know them, i love their work! wish i’d live in the u.s.!

9 years ago

A lot of amazing stuff here. Thanks for the great post and awesome photography. :)

5 years ago

Amazing Photos. Love this place, love this photos