Something in every element for you and yours!

Birch Bark Necklace by Bettula

Moss Cuff by Courtney Fischer Jewelry

Square Ring in Periwinkle and Aqua by Kristin Perkins Jewelry

Crocheted Circles Necklace by Grasshopper Handmade

Mulberry Ring by Four Chamber Forge
Up next are items that are great for kids or the person that has everything!

Tentakleez the Giant Plush Squid by Woolly Mammoth

Vintage Camera Magnets by Jodi Lynn’s Emporium of Doodles

Yeti Chuplette by Chuppy Love

Good Intentions Greeting Card by Junk Mail Greetings

Farm Detroit Tee by Goods Detroit

Born in Detroit Tee by Wee Revolution

Quilted Baby Bib by Hip to Piece Squares

Holiday Coupon Book by Wei’s Open Secret
Our 3/D Art this weekend is of the shadow boxes and robot variety!

Miniature Room by Nests

Upcycled Robot Sculpture by Tin Angry Men

Beach Shadow Box by Sparklepants Industries

Vacuum Tube Mini Bot by Deets

American Robin Bird Pants by Pillbug
Fill walls when you fill stockings! We have art for everyone on your list!

The Juliets (at Woodruff’s!) Speakeasy Poster by Perfect Laughter

Bicycle Art by Sloe Gin Fizz

Collage by The Kitsch Lab

Eames Chair Illustration by Cheryl Oz

T is for Truck Felt Wall Art by Tumble Down

Philodendron Original Screen print on canvas by All Things Grow
Today’s preview contains a sample of the many home goods that will be available this weekend! Click on the vendors tab to the right for more info on these vendors!

Tabletop Garden by The Foraging Florist

Ashtray Pincushion by Again Goods

Birch Bark Vases by Bettula

Citrus Coasters by Amepix

Peppermint Soy Candle by Green Daffodil

Quilted Patchwork Pillow Cover by Hip to Piece Squares

Handcrafted Cutlery by Four Chamber Forge

Quote Magnets by Chicalookate

Nightshade Army Industries - Jalapeno Salsa
Shoes, bags, wallets, belt buckles— this first vendor preview is all about accessorizing! Click on the vendors tab to find more from each vendor!

Kimono House Shoes by Hip to Piece Squares

Diaper Bag by Kyla Renee

Button-up Cowl by Grasshopper Handmade

Destination Luggage Tag by Wei’s Open Secret

License Plate Belt Buckle by Vintage in Retrospect

Farmer’s Market Pouch by Dang Argyle
We would like to give you an awesome opportunity to help out an amazing Ypsilanti non-profit at this year’s DIYpsi. FLY Children’s Art Center is a mobile studio that brings meaningful art making experiences to kids of all ages free of charge. The above video is an interview with founder Ruth Marks that expands on what they’re all about.
We are incredibly lucky to have FLY in our community, and DIYpsi is committed to helping them succeed. We have never charged admission to the show, but this winter we will have a box by the door with FLY’s name on it. If you have a minute to clean out your own art supplies at home and grab those colored pencils you don’t use or leftover yarn from the hat you made last year, you can put them in the box when you come in the door. We will be holding this art supplies drive during the entire duration of the show next weekend and we’re hoping we can fill up the box more than once. We will take however much or however little you have. If you would like to purchase something for FLY you can check out their wishlist here.
There will also be a FLY table at DIYpsi from 11-2 both Saturday and Sunday where you can learn more about what they do and how you can get involved. They are holding a silent auction the weekend after DIYpsi that many of our artists will be donating work to. If you would like to put something you have made in the auction feel free to bring that with you and drop it off at their table as well.
Thanks for helping us make Ypsi a better place!
We have had some talks over here at DIYpsi HQ about the state of commerce in America and how artists fit into that puzzle— this little manifesto is the result of our conclusions. The best way to make your voice heard as a consumer is to put your money behind what you believe in and what you would like to see come to fruition. We believe that the arts make a city, state and country great— hopefully you agree. If you’re tired of throwing your money at companies who don’t care about or invest in our community, drop out of the global economy and choose to invest in the local. It’s that simple.


