Currently pursuing her MFA at the University of Washington in Seattle, Washington, ceramic artist Alwyn O’Brien (Salt Spring Island, BC) was the first recipient of the One of a Kind Show/Gardiner Museum Emerging Artist Award in 2007. Look for Alwyn at an upcoming One of a Kind Show and Sale in Vancouver, Canada.

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Patch Rabbit 



Stuffed Rabbit with patchwork tummy. Patchwork, tails, paws and ears made with reclaimed and vintage fabric. Made to be baby friendly. Washable

Material(s): fleece and various    
Price: $40


Adrienne Gibb
Fabricawakuwaku
Booth: V-59
Ottawa, ON
Duration: Full Show

This is the only product photo for this artisan

Mini Bio Fabricawakuwaku is an absurd, hybrid Japanese-Italian word meaning "over-excitement factory". It is an art and design project that fosters good consumer Karma with locally produced, hand made and lead-free art toys. We offer an alternative to mass produced toys made in sweatshops. We make designer, avant guard, Da-da inspired dolls using reclaimed and vintage fabrics whenever possible. In order to reduce our waste we now have bags made entirely out of the by-products emitted during the doll-making process.