
Welcome to F3 at the Cotton Mill.
Last Friday, I was invited along with other bloggers and guests to the F3 event located at a residential studios building, Cotton Mill, where tenants had the chance to participate in the event by sharing with visitors their personal artwork and shops. They opened their doors to the public for a fun night of food, fashion, and art.

The Factory

Kelly Pentecost

Modernist Pop-Up Shop

A colorful array of old-school lunchboxes are sure to make your inner 7 year old very happy.
Finally, visited the second floor where a Design Bazaar featured local artists who sold their creations on beautiful displays.

Sherrie Hang shows off a necklace from Dear Mina.

Floating ink works by Anastasia Lattanand.

In the case of Velvet Otterhound, something old is definitely as good as something new. All images courtesy of the author.
Lastly, I admired the work of the jewelry designer Tara, owner of Velvet Otterhound, who re-creates vintage jewelry pieces by making beautiful necklaces out of belt buckles or coin bracelets.
Hope you enjoyed these photos from the F3 event! If you're interested in attending an F3 event, you're in luck -- they take place on the third Friday of every January, April, July, and October from 6-10:00PM in the Cotton Mill Studios building. Be sure to keep up to date by visiting their website here.
Kathleen Murillo
BARE Reporter
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Come check out the F3 event this OCTOBER 21st at the COTTTON MILL STUDIOS!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is a very interesting post. Showcasing different kinds of artworks.Really, really love it! And I love that vintage jewelry pieces by Tara...
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this F3 event photos. I am also a jewelry designer and I really love the fringe necklace of Mina Caragay with intricate beads and stones. I like earthy pieces because I find it unique. I really enjoyed going through this post. Thanks again.
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