A post shared by Lucy Sparrow (@sewyoursoul) on Jun 4, 2017 at 12:45pm PDT Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe June 6 (UPI) -- An artist's pop-up convenience store in New York is selling all of the usual bodega offerings -- but all of them are stitched from felt. Lucy Sparrow, 30, a British artist, raised $53,000 on Kickstarter and is now showing the felt fruits of her labor in the "8 'Till Late" installation at The Standard, High Line, a boutique hotel in Manhattan's Meatpacking District. Advertisement Sparrow, who previously displayed a similar project modeled after a grocery store in her home country, said it took her nine months and a team of 10 helpers to stitch the items for her new felt store, which features everything from felt cans of Coca-Cola to an entire deli counter stocked with felt meats. The installation even features a felt bodega cat named Krampuss. Everything in the store, Krampuss excluded, is for sale with prices ranging from $15 to thousands of dollars. "I hope [the show] brings a difference accessibility to art," Sparrow told AM New York. "You don't need to pay to get in and you can buy a piece of art of $15." Advertisement Read More Visual effects artist's ad for his used car features dinosaurs 'AnonyMouse' artists build tiny 'amousement' park in Sweden Man uses 3D printer to build retro arcade gaming system