Hello! I am apart of The GLBT Pittsburgh Student Association and we're currently trying to think of crafty (gay!) ideas to fund raise. What do you think we should make/do?
We're trying to think of something that would take less than 30minutes to complete, sells between 10-25 dollars USD, and won't take much material wise.
Tee shirts are, unfortunately, a no-no.

i got my screename from a rasputina song

We've been working on it since the start of summer, and it's almost done. We received over 150 donations of zines and it's growing! Come check it out if you're in town. It's located in the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh's Teen Section.
It should definately be up by the end of the month--and is located right near the magazines and c.ds

If you have any questions or want to donate your zines, email me at eatmyoppsy@gmail.com

I'm still trying to find out what the difference is between Lulu's and Yumwok. Apparently it's the same place...? 

that's pretty bad

[Brave New World]

I love finding new stores that are tres cool in our city--whether they be record stores to coffee shops. List your favorites and you just might see me visiting em!

Here's my favorites:

-Brave New World Music Store[in Oakland, located near Groceria Merte or however you spell it]
-Slackers Everything Store[located right next to the Bee Hive on the Southside on E. Carson street]
-The BeeHive Coffee Shop[located in Southside on E. Carson street]
-THE CARNEGIE LIBRARY!
-Kiva Han Coffee Shop[located across the street from the museum in Oakland on the corner]
-Lulu's Noodles Chinese Restraunt [located on the same street as Kiva Han, best General Tso's chicken ever]

haha. I feel stupid. I forgot to look before I made a new thread about this *blushes*

I just picked up this neon pink piece of paper at Kiva Han [coffee shop on the corner, by the musuem] and here's what it says:

HANDMADE ARCADE
NOV. 13, 2004
12 NOON-9PM
CONSTRUCTION JUNCTION, POINT BREEZE, PGH [round the corner from East End Food Co Op]

It's free, but if you want to sell your craft it's 15 dollars for table, space, and chairs and 7 dollars for selling mobile. Here's a website for more information http://www.handmadearcade.com


Come Come Come! It's free to get in and I think it'd be a really awesome place for craftsters to meet up

cute!
It's a little faint, but I don't know if that's the camera or what.

Do you have any more info about the zine fair at the Roboto Project?? I couldn't find any details online.  Thanks!

www.microsompublish ing.com