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Thursdays starting June 23rd, the West Seattle Junction will be jumping until 9pm, with most of the shops staying open late to celebrate the warmer weather and longer days.
To kick it off, our fabulous Queen Bee handbags and wallets will be 20% off, but only from 6-9pm on Thursday June 23rd. See you in The Junction!
Holy mother of beads — we have new Poppi rings in the store!
Fabulous designs by the fabulous Miss Dawn Benedetto, made of sterling silver and Czech glass beads, that stretch in a one-size-fits-most way. Perfect for summer!
Each flexible, comfortable, colorful ring is $68 — perfect for gifting to a friend (or for yourself!)
Father’s Day is coming up — Sunday, June 19th, to be exact. Give your guy some love!
Who doesn’t love the alpha male? Seltzer card, $3.50
Kick it! Fatboy beanbag chair $239 (or maybe he’d prefer the Fatboy hammock?)
Pop open a cold one with wall-mounted bottle openers by FluffyCo $38
Put a buckle on it! Belts & buckles from local company Steel Toe Studios. Buckles range from $45 — 140. “Supercog” buckle pictured, $55
Mix up an Old Fashioned (and other gritty, simple drinks) with coaching & humor from the old men themselves. Old Man Drinks $14.95
Alchemy Goods “Franklin” wallet, made from recycled bike intertubes $35
We’re thrilled to introduce Bahari, the newest addition to our home accessories collection. Bahari’s simple, clean designs are individually handcrafted from sustainably harvested teak.
set of three dishes $26 • tiny spoons $3
If flowers and centerpieces are more of your thing, check out these gorgeous teak vases. Perfect for the mantel or pride of place at the table.
pierced vase (front of image) $121
Meet our June artist Dawn Endean! Dawn is a local Seattle artist who will be displaying an elegant collection of her monotypes & mixed media prints for the months of June & July.
Dawn’s work is informed by her studies in archaeology and biology. She explores patterns that occur repeatedly in nature at both micro and macro levels — her interest lies in the structural components of bones and branches, cells and seeds. Dawn began taking classes at Pratt Fine Art Center, and has become an integral part of Seattle’s print community.
Join us on the West Seattle Art Walk this Thursday from 6-9 to meet the artist, and enjoy Click!’s late night ambiance including beverages by Dry Soda, nibbles, and of course many new Click! items. Dawn’s work will be on display from June 9th — July 31st. Come visit!
Tall boat vase $148This Sunday is Mother’s Day (thanks, Moms!), and the Junction has you covered for gifts, flowers, and delicious foods for that special lady. Make your purchases on the sly or make a day of it on May 8th!
We just got in new ceramics from Gleena, and who wouldn’t love waking up to a Gleena vase full of flowers (Fleurt Studio can help you out!) or breakfast in bed served up in a beautiful new bowl?
tea set $27Also new in the store are tea sets from Sagaform – each set-for-one contains a mug, tea infuser, and reusable tin to store your favorite teas and sweets. Check out The Tuscan Tea Room for their delicious selection of loose teas, and Bakery Nouveau for an extra treat to add to tea time.
New bags from Highway! Yummy summer colors and clean, organized design. These bags are a perennial favorite for the ladies of Click!
“Broadway” wallet from Alchemy Goods, $58Also hot off the presses (so many new things!) are new wallets from Alchemy Goods. Argyle stitching sets this upcycled wallet apart from the rest of the pack. Slip in a new cd from Easy Street for some extra love.
Verre pendant, $94For the jewelry lovers, check out work by Frances Smersh, Sarah Loertscher, Daphne Olive, Poppi, and Verre (pictured above). Whether your momma loves bold design, geometric facets, natural bamboo, or delicate color, we have the perfect jewels.
Need Mother’s Day brunch suggestions? There are loads of choices in our fab Junction! Two of our favorites are Spring Hill & Fresh Bistro.
rustic bowl $34We’re in love with the porcelain ceramics of Gleena (which means clay in Russian). The woman behind Gleena is Asya Palatova, a Russian native who grew up spending lengthy summers at her family dacha, a Russian country house. Surrounded by her grandmother’s carefully tended gardens and apple trees, the dacha proved to be an source of endless inspiration for Asya’s simple, organic shapes.
large organic bowl $56Asya’s porcelain tableware is all handmade in her Rhode Island studio. We love her delicious, sherbet-y colors and sweet, simple decals. Her images range from flowers and romantic lettering to tiny forks and spoons.
tall boat vase $148
We’re thrilled to host our favorite local blacksmith, Erica Gordon of Steel Toe Studios, for a trunk show this Saturday, April 30th. Erica will be bringing her entire line of hand-forged buckles and hand-dyed belts, along with new designs from her Urban Farming series.
In keeping with the Urban Farming theme, we’ll also be raising money for Lettuce Link, a non-profit program helping low-income families grow healthy, organic food within our fair city. 10% of Saturday’s sales will be donated to Lettuce Link. Check out everything that this awesome organization does here!
clover buckle $145We’ll have snacks and beverages, including delicious fizzies from Seattle’s own DRY Soda!
City Arts Magazine is hosting the first ever Best of Art Walk Awards with a party (21+, free with RSVP to promos@cityartsmagazine.com) where you get to vote for the winner! Our own Sarah Loertscher is one of the finalists, and we’d love to have a strong contingent there to support her and help her win the first prize – $1000, plus an appearance in an upcoming issue of City Arts!
Check out the City Arts Magazine website for more information, but basically:
Be sure to RSVP, okay? Send an email to promos@cityartsmagazine.com with ART WALK as the subject!
See you Thursday night!
We’re so excited to introduce Junko Yamamoto for April’s artwalk. Junko is a Tokyo-born, Seattle-based artist who creates light, lovely oil paintings exploring the “voids and fullness of pictorial spaces.” She describes her paintings as being based on “shunyata”, meaning emptiness in Sanskrit.
West Seattle’s Art Walk is this Thursday night, from 6-9. Come out and enjoy the lingering twilight, snacks and refreshments, and a fantastic collection of local art.
Puppets! “Cate + Levi” started when Josh Title, the founder, became a father and wanted to provide environmentally friendly toys for his son. Not finding what he wanted in stores, he decided to make his own. The end result of this father’s quest for sustainable toys are these awesome puppets, hand-stitched in Toronto, Canada, from reclaimed sweaters.
Each puppet is uniquely one-of-a-kind, since they are all handmade from found materials. Click here for a video of how they’re made!
The puppets come in a range of animals – from dogs & cats to walruses & slugs – and each one is $30.
We also have the perfect card from Seltzer that dovetails nicely with our new puppets! If you’ve ever been confused on the rules of peek-a-boo, here are the details:
Seltzer cards $3.50
It’s getting close to spring — the birds are coming back, the daylight is lasting longer, and we’ve actually seen the sun lately. In keeping with such cheery news, we’re happy to share that we have new Poppi rings in the store! Come visit — these jewels move quickly!
We’re also hoping to persuade the lovely Dawn Benedetto, the woman behind Poppi, back to the West Coast for a springtime trunk show in May — just in time for Mother’s Day. Cross your Poppi-bejeweled fingers and stay tuned!
Spring is here! At least, the new Spring collection from our Portland friends at Queen Bee. Their new collection features crafty imagery like bobbins & scissors, and natural images of birds, butterflies, and flowers.
“bobbin” truckette bag $112
“snip” maximo wallet $54
“honesty” just-in-case $20
Here in Seattle we have the phenonemon of the “sunbreak;” a brief moment in time where the sun shows its warm, glowy face before hiding behind the clouds again.
During today’s afternoon sunbreak, the light hit our new Verre glass jewels and the entire display of jewelry was basked in sunshine and happily glittering in the light. Here’s our favorite detail shot of the event.
We’re hosting a trunk show for our very own Sarah Loertscher! This Saturday, February 12th from 11-5 we’ll have sparkling beverages, cookies, and (most importantly) jewelry for you to enjoy. Sarah will be bringing a great collection of her geometric adornments, including new designs and a collection of 24k gold vermeil jewels.
facet rings, $118
facet earrings $48
parallelogram necklace $396 for a 22″ chain — other lengths available
poly cushion cufflinks $135
triple kite post earrings, $168
See you Saturday!
It’s not too early to start thinking about Valentine’s Day, which is just under two weeks away! Some of our favorite items for gift giving are the belts & buckles of Steel Toe Studios – these hand crafted beauties are perfect for the guy or girl of your life.
Brass Pebbles buckle, $140
We’re also thrilled to have a larger collection of hand dyed leather belts from Steel Toe Studios – brown, black, green, purple, and a lovely ochre-y orange. Each belt is hand cut, vegetable tanned, and hand dyed.
Steel Toe Studio belts, $44
Cog buckle, which also doubles as a bottle opener, $45.
Erica Gordon, the woman behind STS, was also featured in this month’s American Craft. Congratulations, Erica!
One of the most traditional gifts for Valentine’s Day is jewelry, and we have some very lovely (and very non-traditional) jewelry here at Click!
Frances Smersh’s stainless steel & powder coat jewelry, $36-92
Poppi’s glass & sterling silver one-size-fits-all rings, $68
Sarah Loertscher’s sterling & 18k yellow gold jewelry, $48-375
Daphne Olive’s laser cut bamboo jewelry, $42-48
We’re thrilled to kick off the 2011 Art Walk season with an installation from Shelli Markee, a Seattle artist who creates elegant flocks of birds from steel wire.
Shelli installed a generous flock of forty five wire birds through the upper portion of Click!, and we are completely in love with how they fill our space. Please join us Thursday night from 6-9 for the West Seattle art walk — you need to see these lovelies in person!
Also, don’t forget — we’ve got a great sale running through January 23! Snag discounts on Fatboy chairs; handbags from Orla Kiely, Highway, and Queen Bee; Thomas Paul rugs; selected Smersh Jewelry, and more.
January is traditionally a time for sales. Ours runs from the 4th through the 23rd, and includes some pretty sweet deals:
This seems like a good time to mention that we will be closed on Mondays for the month of January, but are otherwise open weekdays 11am – 7pm and weekends 11am – 5pm. Happy new year indeed!
Boys need presents, too. Here are some guy-approved gifts to help with your holiday hunting.
Cog bottle opener from Steel Toe Studios, $25
Upcycled bike tube belt, $38; typography buckle $45; 10% off when purchased together. Both made locally… those bike tubes may have cruised down your street!
The Smallest Wallet by Malcolm Fontier easily carries four cards and cash, for those to like to pack light. $29
Bottle opener by FluffyCo – a longtime Click! favorite. Pick your favorite design, and pop a cold one! $38
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