Come down Saturday morning and rummage through our collection of odds and ends in our parking lot between 7 and 11am – and help raise some money for OFFCenter!
Our cozy tables and tent. Lots of room to create!
The hair beading table is always a hit. Margaret Lopez concentrates while big sister helps out.
We altered 45's in honor of Old Time Rock n Roll, aka "50's" Night.
We found out that you can be too young to make art.
OFFCenter Featured Artist Series
Marcie models a medium sized OFFBag.
These market bags are so roomy and unique -- made almost exclusively ofrecycled plastic bags by a few of our studio artists. Prices range from $30 to $40 and we're selling these bags almost as quickly as we can make them.
Marcie tells me that it takes 100 years for ONE of the plastic bags in this OFFBag to break down. That's why so much of our art at OFFCenter is recycled -- we want to reduce, reuse, and raise funds for OFFCenter!
Of course, big people stopped by our art booth, too, but it was the tiniest quilters that warmed our hearts at the most recent Summerfest. The theme was Country night, hence our community quilt project. We precut 12 x 12 squares of upholstery fabric, and our visitors sat and cut out scraps of fabric to glue to them.
Here are a few of the youngest artists in town, with permission from their parents, of course. They took great pride in hanging their squares onto the community wall.
Seeing Stephanie in my mind’s eye.
