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avs.anastacia.v.spada

Anastacia V Spada (AVS) is a serial creative and joy-enthusiast who currently lives and makes art in the Bay Area. Originally from NYC, she has worked as a window designer and installation artist in theaters like Radio City Music Hall and shopping centers like Bloomingdales and Saks Fifth Ave.  

Now living in the Bay Area, Anastacia worked at TechShop an Instructor and Event Organizer.  She currently specializes in laser cutting and CNC fabrication with a focus on sign making and exhibit design.  She also organizes events to share her creative passions with others and manages a medieval diner theme camp at Burning Man. Whether for work or for pleasure, Anastacia is always creating.  


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Last night when I got in bed to watch tv I was too tired to crochet and fell asleep with the bag next to me. At some point in the night I woke up and cuddled my bag of crochet. Moral of the story is, lonely people of the world, pick up fiber arts and it'll keep you warm in more ways than one. 
#crochet #fiberarts #happyhooker #california #californialove #lonelynights #yarn #yarnarts #color #colorful
Last night when I got in bed to watch tv I was too tired to crochet and fell asleep with the bag next to me. At some point in the night I woke up and cuddled my bag of crochet. Moral of the story is, lonely people of the world, pick up fiber arts and it'll keep you warm in more ways than one. #crochet #fiberarts #happyhooker #california #californialove #lonelynights #yarn #yarnarts #color #colorful

Fabric Shopping for October

October 14, 2016 in Sewing

I've been struggling with this fabric order for DAYS because there are just too many cute fabrics and not enough monies in my bank account.... But this morning I finally decided to cut a print because I didn't LOVE it, and impulse-add a second print from my "buy later" list. Then the subtotal magically came to $222, and all of the fabrics looked perfect in the cart together. So I hit "checkout" immediately. Not sure what's so amazing about those 3 2's all next to each other, but it worked.....

Tags: sewing, clothing, diy, fabric, shopping, budgets
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