Maker Faire Bay Area 2009
When Creativity Knocks

Location:   Outside Grass  H1   


A mother-daughter team: a baby-boomer and a millennium baby…host this new innovative online broadcast how –to show that features craft projects submitted by real home viewers. The fun begins when host (daughter) Megan Araujo and expert designer (mom) Ana Araujo, pull up in their 1964 Airstream Trailer (WCK Craft Studio On Wheels) to make projects side-by-side with real-life viewers. The lively interaction provides the show’s realism, and high quality, easy-to-learn projects provide the substance.
We are dedicated to bringing crafters of all interests and ages a friendly and informative forum; a place to learn new techniques, share ideas, and make friends.

Web site: http://www.whencreativityknocks.com/

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About the Maker(s)

Ana & Megan Araujo WCK creator and Creative Arts Designer Ana Araujo has over 20 years experience in the craft industry as a product designer, book author, and television personality. She has joined forces with Emmy-award winning producer/director Scott Pfeiffer of Intermedia Visual Communications to bring this cutting-edge how-to show to life. When Creativity Knocks is hosted by college co-ed Megan Araujo, who has a broad range of live performance and broadcast experience.

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