The chain purse station allowed you to create a cute sling bag for a mere $7!
While the crafts may seem intimidating at first, the BARE staff was great at helping out those who had problems with it. A little time consuming, yes, but most people were completely satisfied with the end result. Most people seemed thrilled to DIY as DIYing allows you to creatively add their own unique touches to their product that you cannot do if you simply bought it at a store.
The braided leather headband station was a quick, simply and cheap alternative to what Urban Outfitters was selling for a whooping $20!
Those who weren’t busy getting their craft on were perusing the many items generously provided by The Rare Bird. A boutique located in Oakland, The Rare Bird offered something to those less inclined towards making something as they presented an array of vintage clothing, jewelry and even home décor! The items were perfect for the crowd that came, as everyone seemed beyond excited to shop around the makeshift store.

All that shopping and DIY-ing can make a person hungry! Luckily popchips was kind enough to supply some much needed sustenance.
By the end of the event, almost every table was seemingly bare of supplies, which was an indication of how successful the whole shindig was.
Anisa Young
BARE Reporter
Anisa Young
BARE Reporter
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