
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Monday, June 6, 2011
More Alphabet Posters!
A–Q alphabet posters are now available at www.TriSERIFtops.etsy.com.
Saturday, June 4, 2011
Scrap Fabric Streamer Tutorial

Make your porch a little more festive for that next summer BBQ!
This is a simple project to use up those small scraps of fabric you might have lying around. Looks great displayed a variety of ways—hanging straight down, wrapped around banisters, or hung the same way you'd hang bunting/banners.
If you try this project out for yourself tell us about it in the comments, or post photos on the Designosaurus Facebook page!
Materials:
Scrap fabric
Twine/string (about 8" longer than what you want the final size of your streamer to be)
Beads (solid glass beads, or a similar heavy type of bead works best)
Scissors
Ruler
Instructions:





Monday, May 2, 2011
Nyack Bee Green Fair 2011
Had a great time at the Nyack Bee Green Fair on Saturday. Memorial Park in Nyack was full of natural food vendors and eco-friendly businesses. At first some visitors questioned why a jewelry designer was part of the Green Fair, but when they learned what my jewelry was made of they got really into it!
I just set up a really small table at this event (especially since I was only selling jewelry, not art prints). Looking forward to a larger setup at stART on the Street Spring Edition in Worcester, MA on May 22! There will be lots of new jewelry (especially earrings), and I'm most excited to debut some fill-in-the-blank invitations, part of a collection Scott and I are collaborating on, a couple will be ready just in time for stART!
Lots of gift card earrings
New colorful key necklaces!
New colorful key necklaces!
Jobin was there to help our for the morning
Saturday, April 16, 2011
The Art of ReUse Contest
Thanks to my friend Jess of Some Fine Folks for bringing the contest to my attention! Once in a while I miss important items in the Etsy newsletter, and this would have been one of them if it wasn't for her.
Many creative & eco-friendly DIYers entered, and last week it was time for the public to vote. Today they announced the top ten, and I'm honored to be one of them! Next week a panel of celebrity judges will choose 1st, 2nd and 3rd place. This judging panel includes Andy Cohen, Angela Matusik, Hoda Kotb, Kathie Lee, Lauren Bush, Martha Stewart and Tori Spelling. Learn more about the judges here.
I'm not even going to hide it, the idea that Martha Stewart is going to be looking at my earrings makes me so excited I squeal. Not to mention I'm a big fan of Hoda & Kathie Lee on the Today Show, and I love pretty much any programming Andy Cohen creates.
Check out this Etsy treasury showcasing the top ten, as well as some other contestants with entries I absolutely loved.
Thanks to everyone who voted. Now lets wait and see what the judges decide!


Sunday, April 10, 2011
Customized TOMS for Your Business

Here's a pair of black canvas men's classic TOMS that I customized for a friend, based on the logo & business card for his recording/production company, Sites and Sounds Productions. I designed the logo and business card for them a few years ago as well.
Many of us are self employed in an effort to create jobs for ourselves, and do what we really love. So if you're a musician, DJ, artist, writer, or any type of small business owner, these are a fun way to get your friends talking about your business.
If you'd like a pair of shoes customized around your business's logo, send me an email. And if you need a logo for your new business, you can email me about that too!
jessie.a.katz@gmail.com


Saturday, April 9, 2011
One Day Without Shoes Wrap-Up

Maria Whittingham (owner of Maria Luisa Boutique and ML Gifts & Accessories) and Nyack's Mayor Richard Kavesh each talked about how fortunate we are to have luxuries like shoes, that usually get taken for granted.
Here's a slideshow ML Gifts & Accessories put together from the event, and a short video at the Nyack-Piermont Patch.
Below are some of my own photos from the event; including the Eric Brown Band, some TOMS I customized, and the barefoot walk.





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