Rodale’s Organic Life – Summer Issue
Rodale’s Organic Life wrote a story about Peg and Awl and the story we tell!
Click the image above to read the whole story!
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Liberty’s Library shared this wonderful video of her Sendak Artist Roll!
Press: The Sendak Artist Roll | Youtube Review by Liberty’s Library
Liberty’s Library shared this wonderful video of her Sendak Artist Roll!
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Becky Tregear Art shared this wonderful video of her father painting en plein air with his Scout Plein Air Box, along with another very thoughtful video review!
Becky Tregear Art shared this wonderful video of her father painting en plein air with his Scout Plein Air Box!
Becky also shared this very thoughtful review of her father’s watercolor Scout. I love hearing her perspective as she walks through and discovers the features of the Scout, after watching Walter’s walkthrough video. Enjoy!
Press: The Scout Plein Air Box – Youtube Reviews by Becky Tregear Art
Becky Tregear Art shared this wonderful video of her father painting en plei...
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“Margo is joined by Margaux Kent, Co-Founder of Peg and Awl. Margaux and her husband Walter created Peg and Awl without a plan but rather a fortunate pairing of two minds, different but in sync. Together with a team they create from olde things, treasures found and recovered from misfortune and neglect, relics of the unusual, the confused and the macabre, cut and pulled and built into wearable curiosities, inscribable keepsakes and usable, long-lasting treasures.” – View on Window Chats
“Margo is joined by Margaux Kent, Co-Founder of Peg and Awl. Margaux and her husband Walter created Peg and Awl without a plan but rather a fortunate pairing of two minds, different but in sync. Together with a team they create from olde things, treasures found and recovered from misfortune and neglect, relics of the unusual, the confused and the macabre, cut and pulled and built into wearable curiosities, inscribable keepsakes and usable, long-lasting treasures.”
– View on Window ChatsEpisode 121: Designing and Making Useful Treasures That Inspire Creative Living With Margaux Kent of Peg and Awl
Margo and I discuss discovery, poetry, and all sorts of making; we also talk about the beginnings of Peg and Awl, the importance of promoting oneself and keeping everything in house, and more. But listen for yourself! I do blather a lot, but, erm, practice shall improve the ongoingness in time!Press: Windowsill Chats with Margo Tantau, Featuring Margaux Kent of Peg and Awl
“Margo is joined by Margaux Kent, Co-Founder of Peg and Awl. Marga...
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Suggested Blog Posts
Liberty’s Library shared this wonderful video of her Sendak Artist Roll!
Press: The Sendak Artist Roll | Youtube Review by Liberty’s Library
Liberty’s Library shared this wonderful video of her Sendak Artist Roll!
Read The Post
Becky Tregear Art shared this wonderful video of her father painting en plein air with his Scout Plein Air Box, along with another very thoughtful video review!
Becky Tregear Art shared this wonderful video of her father painting en plein air with his Scout Plein Air Box!
Becky also shared this very thoughtful review of her father’s watercolor Scout. I love hearing her perspective as she walks through and discovers the features of the Scout, after watching Walter’s walkthrough video. Enjoy!
Press: The Scout Plein Air Box – Youtube Reviews by Becky Tregear Art
Becky Tregear Art shared this wonderful video of her father painting en plei...
Read The Post
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“Margo is joined by Margaux Kent, Co-Founder of Peg and Awl. Margaux and her husband Walter created Peg and Awl without a plan but rather a fortunate pairing of two minds, different but in sync. Together with a team they create from olde things, treasures found and recovered from misfortune and neglect, relics of the unusual, the confused and the macabre, cut and pulled and built into wearable curiosities, inscribable keepsakes and usable, long-lasting treasures.” – View on Window Chats |
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“Margo is joined by Margaux Kent, Co-Founder of Peg and Awl. Margaux and her husband Walter created Peg and Awl without a plan but rather a fortunate pairing of two minds, different but in sync. Together with a team they create from olde things, treasures found and recovered from misfortune and neglect, relics of the unusual, the confused and the macabre, cut and pulled and built into wearable curiosities, inscribable keepsakes and usable, long-lasting treasures.” |
Episode 121: Designing and Making Useful Treasures That Inspire Creative Living With Margaux Kent of Peg and Awl
Margo and I discuss discovery, poetry, and all sorts of making; we also talk about the beginnings of Peg and Awl, the importance of promoting oneself and keeping everything in house, and more. But listen for yourself! I do blather a lot, but, erm, practice shall improve the ongoingness in time!
Press: Windowsill Chats with Margo Tantau, Featuring Margaux Kent of Peg and Awl
“Margo is joined by Margaux Kent, Co-Founder of Peg and Awl. Marga...
Read The Post
Comments
Bruce
July 23, 2016I love Peg and Awl after encountering you on seller
I’m impressed by how your Google ads have been on point
I’ve since recommended you to someone two hours away in Pennsylvania
I have a query, I encountered the name of one of your suppliers (I think) which had something to do with the word ‘theives’ (which I thought was evocative – could you help me by telling me what their full name is and providing a link to their site?
Robin
June 30, 2016I just finished reading your story in my copy of Rodale’s (I’d not heard of Peg & Awl before now) and I was so inspired by how you created and built your company purely by chance – by manufacturing something you needed in your own lives, and realizing others share your same desires and making your creations available to the world. This is something I have always dreamed of doing. I’ve just been trying to figure out what it is I can create that others would want. :) (Also, I love love LOVE the boots Margaux is wearing in the photos – are you guys making boots now? And the shirts the boys are wearing are adorable, too!)
Thank you for inspiring me today – I will have to add you to my gratitude jar. :)