CRAFTACULAR SPECTACULAR
we love bust magazine! craft-fans and christmas shoppers filled bethnal green’s york hall on sunday to check out the cute wares and eat yummy cakes at another hugely successful craftacular.
the new sophia coppola-covered issue of bust was along sale next to… oh – pamflets! i woman-ed the zine stall temporarily at one point in the afternoon, extolling to anyone who chanced to saunter past the wonders of bust magazine and ‘it’s amazing! we don’t have anything like it here! you just can’t buy the clothes in the fashion bits unless they’re available online.’
fun time had by all and congrats again to tireless bust/crafty ambassador victoria woodcock.
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"It makes me feel less despair to know that somewhere deep inside the Jordanization of modern Britain there are still a few angry feminists out there." Zadie Smith
"Pamflet is the photocopy-quality soapbox for two young, sarky post-feminists from London who want women’s rights and the right to wear pretty things, and want it, like, yesterday." Sunday Times Style
"They’re funny and honest and write about fashion with feminism so I’m obviously all over it." Tavi
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