Hand Eye Supply busted out another one of their charming "field trips," wherein they photograph a person who professionally or habitually engages in an activity appropriate to the intended purpose of the products they carry. It's a simple idea, but a good one, and they have pretty good taste in subjects—like architect and environment designer Michael Kingery, who they followed as he rode his bike around town checking in on his projects and modeling their Le Laboureur work jackets.

ADX has announced an expansion of its resources: The Cube Craft Lab will caterer to those engaged in jewelry making, sewing, and screen printing. To kick it off, there will be a party Sunday, March 1 from 4-6 pm with live demos and beer. The fine print:

Sign up for access to The Cube for $80/month (or $770/year) starting March 1st. This membership gives full access to sewing machines, screen printing, and jewelry + metalsmith studio, in addition to all the regular perks of membership which includes discounts on classes, access to the tool library, flex space, access to the 3D modeling stations, and ability to book out the laser engraver and 3D printers.

—In other jewelry news, Design Museum Portland is holding a contest called "Rapid Jewelry." Entrants are asked to submit designs that highlight the capabilities of 3D printing as applied to jewelry making. Winners will receive up to $3k and have their designs printed and "featured in a nationally-traveling fashion show, exhibition, and retail experience." Entries are due April 3!

The Sunday Emporium is on for this Sunday (Feb 22) at Rejuvenation, and they have new vendors representing with work in textile and upholstery as well as specialty food items. Nest fluffin' time.

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Grayling's spring collection of jewelry is out and my, my does it shine: