Mischief Makers: Next @Ghibli Summer Market

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Two woven bead patterns made with pony beads. the one on top has a rainbow thread warp with light green, blue, and yellow pony beads woven onto the warp in a repeating checker pattern. This piece is in progress. The second design uses white beads in the background and creates letters, each with a single colour; 'C' in red, 'H' in orange, 'L' in yellow, 'O' in green, and 'E' in blue. The warp threads are black and the weft threads are rainbow.
Title page for Mischief Makers' events and workshops for October. On the right you see stripes of the Mischief Makers colours. The top of the poster has the word 'Autumn' brushed on in purple ink with a green spider web behind it. The web and 'Autumn' title sit on top of the Mischief Makers logo. Bellow are blue bat's flying over a white background and the words 'Events and Workshops' brushed on in purple. The right corner has a qr code, and the footer of the poster has the address and website for Mischief Makers: 247 Coxwell Ave, Upper Beaches Toronto, mischiefmakers.ca
a child wears a cardboard mascot like mask about 4 times the size of their head. The mask is round has a large mouth, which the wearer can see through, with square teeth of varying lengths. The eyes on the mask are huge, circular, and white, with tiny pin pick pupils.
A collage of a woman standing beside her horse, but their heads have been swapped. The figures are laid on a sky of textured paper, one piece is bubble painted, and other are torn blue or white pieces. The piece is mounted on the centre of a doily.
Poster for two week Cosplay armour workshop. It takes place July 5 and 12 for $100 with all materials included. This workshop is sponsored by Cosplay Supplies.
smiling child holds a "The doctor" doll from Poppy's Playtime that they made themselves out of cardboard and fleece
A polished, smooth, block of maple hardwood has a drilled hole holding an upcycled prescription container to be used as a planter.