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December 14, 2008
by Mary Kay Bailey, live.eat.play.twin cities •
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Hard to believe that a year has passed and that I have attended my second No Coast Craft-o-Rama. This year was really great—tons of excellent vendors with really interesting wares (not to mention the fact that Salty Tart is now located in the Midtown Exchange—so that now you can shop for handmade items with a pastry-cream filled brioche in your hand. It simply does not get any better than this!!) I heard from one vendor that they had over 300 applications for 80 slots. I think that they should consider expanding next year (while keeping it in the same location, because the Midtown Exchange is awesome!) My favorite vendor, Campfire, schlepped all the way from Akron, Ohio and I'm so glad he did. I can't believe that there is someone out there who shares my love of cool fonts and geography. I'm pasting a bunch of images of his awesome t-shirts here.
Originally published on 12/14/08.
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