Showing posts with label crystal klassen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crystal klassen. Show all posts

Sunday, April 6, 2014

Springtime Handmade Market Vendor Profile: Crystal Klassen




When winter begins to lose its icy grip and spring is imminent, who doesn't begin to dream of sun-soaked days spent on the sand, with nothing but a thin layer of spandex keeping things appropriate? In light of this, my first collection of goods, called "Beach Babes", is inspired by vintage pin-ups and mid century photos of your hot aunt. This collection is comprised of a sampling of my skills and interests, and will feature small, affordable paintings on handmade ready-to-hang wooden boxes, and driftwood-inspired bread boards for your kitchen.

Wednesday, November 7, 2012

Winter Wonders Artisan Profile: Crystal Klassen


I make small, affordable pieces of art that are mounted onto wood blocks for easy display and hanging- no need for framing. This year I've started to make what I call Insta-Blocs: photos I've shared via Instagram that I've chosen specially for sale based mostly on the response each photo received online. 

 

I've also branched further into home decor this year, creating 'art pillows'. I've been sewing since I was 13, and most of the sewing I've done has been based on necessity. But as we know, creativity is the daughter of necessity... so I thought this might be a practical application for my more tactile artistic pursuits. Each pillow is handcrafted out of repurposed fabric, incorporating different fabrics into the same design for a modern quilted effect. They are made as removable pre-shrunk pillow covers for easy cleaning.







Tuesday, November 8, 2011

Winter Wonders Artisan Profile - Crystal Klassen


Check out this new fresh work by Saskatoon's own Crystal Klassen! Flock & gather are so thrilled she'll be participating in the Winter Wonders Handmade Market.



As an artist with a background in photography and painting, she has a natural affinity for graphic design. She recently began to meld all three of these mediums into one multimedia series titled Small Profiles. Each piece in this series contains a sense of innocence and playfulness that hearkens back to school days, when the margins of our books were filled with doodles. The artwork is mounted to a wooden box, which can easily be hung on a wall or stand on its own.



crystal@crystalklassen.com
www.crystalklassen.com