Contributor post by Michelle Carangi of Holley&Gill
If you ever find yourself in Montreal and have a penchant for original handmade goods, visiting a Puces Pop Market is a must for you. With over 80 artists this spring edition, there was no shortage of creative and original work to peruse and admire. From jewelry, to prints, to baked goodies and even a taco booth, there was something for everyone.
I had a chance to chat with many of the artists there and truly feel that Montreal is a city brimming with talent and couldn’t be happier to know that markets like Puces Pop exist to showcase them all.
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| Art prints by Carococo |
If you ever find yourself in Montreal and have a penchant for original handmade goods, visiting a Puces Pop Market is a must for you. With over 80 artists this spring edition, there was no shortage of creative and original work to peruse and admire. From jewelry, to prints, to baked goodies and even a taco booth, there was something for everyone.
I had a chance to chat with many of the artists there and truly feel that Montreal is a city brimming with talent and couldn’t be happier to know that markets like Puces Pop exist to showcase them all.
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| The lovely ladies in charge, Amy Johnson & Marilis Cardinale of Puces Pop |
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| Illustrations by Bess Callard of English Muffin |
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| Lace designs by Tamara Bavdek of This Ilk |
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| Old Weston Handmade Wonders by Kalpna Patel |
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| Nea Jewelry and Wall Wear |
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| Photography prints by Francesca Tallone |
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| Ecological felt cases by C Comme Ca |
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| Plushies by Velvet Moustache |
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| Art Nouveau inspired pieces by Eugénie Bee |
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| Ceramic Art by Marie-Andrée Roberge |
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| Art prints byCarococo |
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