The inimitable Twinkie Chan

As many of my readers know, I am a huge fan of Twinkie Chan’s work, and this past Saturday I, along with my youngest son and my friend from third grade who inspired my cookie crochet, set out for the Renegade Craft Fair at Fort Mason Center so that I could meet the one and only Twinkie Chan.

We started our adventure by getting on a ferry at Jack London Square in Oakland, and enjoyed the sights along the way:

leaving jack london square
The view from the ferry as we travel from Jack London Square
arriving in san francsico by ferry
The view from the ferry as we near San Francisco

Once we disembarked from the ferry, we made our way from Pier 41 to Fort Mason Center where the Renegade Craft Fair was taking place.

Here was the view as we neared the fair:

Fort Mason and the Golden Gate Bridge
The Golden Gate Bridge as seen from Fort Mason

and here is the entrance:

renegade craft fair
Outside the Renegade Craft Fair

After making our way to the entrance and past a number of displays that were interesting in their own right, we finally arrived at Twinkie Chan’s booth, which like Twinkie’s other work is a testament to the joy of confection:

Twinkie Chan's booth
Twinkie Chan’s booth at the Renegade Craft Fair

I enjoyed being able to see first hand Twinkie’s creative hairwear:

crochet pizza for your hair
Twinkie Chan’s pizza slices for your hair
crochet hair clip confections
Pins and hair clip confections by Twinkie Chan

And delightful scarves:

twinkie chan crochet scarves
Crochet scarves by Twinkie Chan

But best of all was meeting the inimitable Twinkie Chan herself:

The inimitable Twinkie Chan
The inimitable Twinkie Chan

Was my trek to the Renegade Craft Fair to meet Twinkie Chan worth it?

Absolutely!

Will I do it again?

I certainly hope so!

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4 thoughts on “The inimitable Twinkie Chan

  1. OMG you got to meet her? Jealous is just not a word I can use right now! She is incredible so LOVE her work!

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