P.S. I Made This + iLoveToCreate = a fun night at Fashion's Night Out Block Party!

We are very excited to announce a crafty partnership made in handmade heaven!

Erica Domesek of P.S. I Made This.com is hosting a DIY booth at the Teen Vogue/ASOS.com Fashion's Night Out Block Party on September 10th IN New York City.


Erika will be demoing a t-shirt embellished with Tulip® Glam-It-Up!™ Iron-On Crystals™ and Studs; and a messenger bag (Tulip One-Step Dye, Tulip Fabric Spray Paint, Tulip® Fabric Markers™ ).

About the event:

From Brooklyn to Brazil to Boston, the fashion industry is already buzzing about the news that this year’s globe-spanning extravaganza Fashion’s Night Out, is back!

The 2010 edition of the biggest fashion party in history promises to be equally epic, splurge inspiring and full of even more stylish surprises. Start your wish lists now, we look forward to seeing you in September. For more information email: info@fno.com.

Fashion's Night Out 2010 PSA from Fashion's Night Out on Vimeo.

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Tulip® Fabric Spray on www.teen.com

Tulip® Fabric Spray Paint™, typically known as a “craft” product, was spotlighted as a true fashion design product at the Quicksilver Women’s & Tia’s Place DIY Craft Bar in honor of Fashion’s Night Out on September 10, 2009.

Hosted by Erica Domesek, DIY maven of P.S.-I made this…, the all-day event provided shoppers at Tia’s Place in New York’s Grand Central Station an opportunity to make a free t-shirt or wristlet using Tulip® Fabric Spray Paint™!

“Everybody loved love loved the sprays...they were such a hit,” said Domesek. “The neons were definitely the most popular, which is not a surprise given current fashion trends.”

Check out Erica's video above showing how to use the sprays that is currently featured on www.teen.com. It's simple easy and super fun as you will see.

Fashion’s Night Out was an inaugural event to kick-off New York Fashion Week.
Every fashion retailer across the five New York boroughs were encouraged to share in the fun of fashion again—flagships, tiny boutiques, massive department stores, young designers, mainstream chains, and niche luxury names alike — by keeping its doors open late on the evening of September 10 and to implement creative customer experiences welcoming all. Over 700 retailers and designers across New York City were confirmed participants in Fashion’s Night Out. More information about the event can be found at www.fashionsnightout.com.