Keep reading to learn more about three of the makers who are joining us at our first annual Hudson Valley Hullabaloo! (Check out the blog for more makers features, coming soon!)
Miranda Lorberer – Miranda is the owner of Pop’s Tattoo Emporium on Morton Boulevard in Kingston. In addition to being a kick-ass tattoo artist, she’s also an illustrator who will be selling her drawings and prints from space #17 at Hullabaloo! Give the gift of art with one of her drawings, and talk to Miranda about getting tattooed (be sure to thank Pop’s for sponsoring Hullabaloo too!).
Merry Alchemy – Lisa of Merry Alchemy comes to Hullabaloo from Poughquag, where she creates her “classically ornate jewelry with a twist” from sterling silver, gold, crystals, pearls, and semi-precious gemstones. Her delicate pieces are feminine, classic, and perfect for every day, and she also specializes in bridal jewelry. At Hullabaloo, the beautiful Spiegeltent, space #29, is the perfect setting to house her elegant earrings, bracelets, necklaces, and more!
Lindsay Hutton Designs – Lindsay joins us from right here in Kingston, with her beautiful candleholders made from copper pipes. These unique home accessories make great gifts and fit right in with any décor. Stop and see Lindsay’s work, available in many sizes and designs, in space #5 at Hullabaloo!
Here’s a little more about three of the handmade gift vendors joining us at our first annual Hudson Valley Hullabaloo! (Check out the blog for more makers features, coming soon!)
Caroline Walp – Caroline received a BFA in printmaking from Ohio University and is currently an intern at Women’s Studio Workshop. Her snarky “internet” prints, handcrafted books, and illustrations are thought-provoking, entertaining, and totally gift-worthy. Check her out in space #18 at Hullabaloo!
The Red Caravan – Diana from Oneonta found her way to jewelry design through exploring drawing, photography, dance, and other artistic expressions. She will be offering her leather jewelry at Hullabaloo in space #4. She calls her original work “adornment for the urban character, the gypsy cowgirl, and the rebel soul.” We call it “awesome Christmas gifts!”
Virginia Piazza Pottery – Virginia taught ceramics for 15 years and now focuses on making her line of handmade stoneware and porcelain pots. Simple, elegant, and functional, her work is perfect for serving food and displaying flowers. Virginia lives and works in Beacon, and will be in space #3 at Hullabaloo!
Who’s on your list? Check out these three makers who are joining us at our first annual Hudson Valley Hullabaloo: They may just be able to help you out with those hard-to-buy-for people on your list! (Check out the blog for more makers features, coming soon!)
Lock & Key Leathers – Crystal of Lock & Key Leathers is from Kingston and will be in space #34 (“The Arch” section) at Hullabaloo with her waxed canvas and leather clutches, bags, belts, purses, and more. The newest addition to her “bad ass bag line” is a collection of “Seriously Distressed” hand-waxed canvas bags with hand-dyedleather accents that are designed to get dirty because it just adds to their character!
Wishbone Letterpress – Combining an antique process with fresh modern designs and their signature quirkiness and wit, Danielle and Joe hand-print their awesome letterpress cards, coasters, calendars, notebooks, and crowns on their antique presses in The Shirt Factory in Kingston. They wholesale to small boutiques and national chains such as Urban Outfitters (have you seen their “rad” cards?), and do large shows across the country, as well as offering custom wedding invitations, business cards, and more. Danielle is the founder and chief organizer of Hudson Valley Hullabaloo. You can see their work, and pick up your Christmas cards and other gifts, at their table in “The Arch” section, space #41.
Squirrel Den Studio – Squirrel Den Studio t-shirt designer Barbara lives in Peekskill, NY. Her fun, clever, colorful animal-themed apparel for kids and adults make the perfect gifts for the animal lover on your list—a portion of her sales is donated to the SPCA! Check out her work in space #37 at Hullabaloo!
