Renegade Austin was a blast! We are so thankful to everyone who came out to see Satchel & Sage. The best part about participating in Renegade is the people. We met so many inspiring artists, and enjoyed meeting and greeting the Austin community. We would also like to thank the Renegade gang; they are such an awesome group of folks y’all. Check out our studio tour with them on the Renegade blog. See you at Renegade San Francisco: July 27-28!

Photos by: Elisha Marie

If you are in the Austin area, stop by and visit Satchel & Sage April 6th at the Etsy pop up event at West Elm.

Published on
March 15, 2013 in
Craft Meet-Up, Craftivity, Design and Illustration, Home Design and Inspiration.
Tags: austin, camille styles, design, etsy, morgana lamson, pop up, texas, west elm.
Satchel & Sage is featured on BRIKA ! BRIKA shares the work of authentic makers, artisans and designers, and creates an online shopping experience that celebrates modern craft and storytelling .

Published on
March 4, 2013 in
Inspiration and Style.
Tags: accessories, anthropologie, bee, bumble bee, designer, honey, honeycomb, jewerly, style, style blog.
To celebrate the great city in which I live, I added a few new Austin themed items to the shop.
“Howdy from Austin, Texas” Letterpress Postcard
2012 Austin Wall Calendar
FELIZ brought together some amazing artisans including, Stone and Honey, Shana Murray, Fox & Brie, and Folk Fibers to name a few. We were honored to participate and enjoyed meeting everyone! Here are some pics of our Satchel & Sage display.

You can find these lovelies here and here at Satchel & Sage.


For the month of October, 30% of all proceeds from Heart Center Design will be donated to Stewards Caring Place. A non profit that supports the physical and emotional healing of those with breast cancer.
Melissa Frontino is an avid yogi and athlete, she understands that there is beauty in simplicity. That is why she created Heart Center Designs. Her jewelry offers unique qualities, focusing on the healing power of crystals, where simplicity meets sophistication.

Gerren and I recently closed down shop and went on a vacation of a lifetime. We traveled to Italy and France. Here are some pics of our adventures in Italy.

Rome Highlights:
- We rented apartments for most of our trip through HomeAway and AirBnB. I highly recommend it! It was fun to live like a local, visit the market and cook our own food once in a while.
- Gelato! It’s homemade and in abundance.
- Piazza Navona, it’s a beautiful square filled with local artists, live music and great cafes.

Florence Highlights:
- Boboli Gardens: Lush gardens you can get lost in. Perfect for a romantic stroll and views of the countryside.
- Museo Galileo: This is an eclectic museum filled with gadgets and gizmos a plenty (globes, clocks, telescopes, star charts). If you are into steampunk and astronomy, it’s a must see!
- Piazza Michelangelo: A hilltop terrace overlooking the city. Be sure to explore the charming neighborhood below.

Cinque Terre Highlights:
- The Food: Pasta frutti di mare (fresh seafood and pasta)! The best I’ve ever had. Ask for a glass of the local wine, as each village makes their own.
- The beach: Even in October it was warm enough to swim. Monterosso has the best beach and boardwalk, perfect for snorkeling or people watching.
- The Views: Corniglia sits on top of a hill and has magnificent views of the coastline. Be prepared for a strenuous uphill hike to reach it.
Published on
October 23, 2012 in
Travel.
Tags: art, best of monterosso, best of rome, cinque terre, design, honeymoon, italy, lamson, rome, sienna, vacation.