Craft Bazaar. December 5-6

We had an enjoyable and successful craft fair this weekend. My sister

decided she was going to get some pictures, so here they are...

I decided to put these glass frames on sale, and we sold several.

We came early Saturday morning to set up the "sale box" and
generally straighten up the tables. I am trying to remove the
fingerprint smudges from some of the frames.


The bazaar was open Friday evening from 4-8, and we
were busy most of the time. It was fun! There were some
quiet times during the day Satureday, but it still turned
out to be a good day for sales.




Remember the "last minute" projects from the previous post?
Well, I completed 14 framed designs that day, and sold 12 of
them at this craft bazaar! I was glad I followed through on that impulse!

Holiday Arts and Crafts Mall December 2008

Twice a year a group of crafters in our area

open an "Arts and Crafts Mall" in a basement

room of the "Little Muddy Dry" store. I took

a few pictures of our December opening.

Here is an overview of the room:

part of the "Amy's Pressed Flowers" display

One man does leather working. This little

saddle is probably about 4 inches long.

we had baby afghans, tatted ornaments, and fuzzy scarves

One lady makes felted wool purses.

We had many different kinds of notecards

doilies galore...

solar light stakes

and many other items too numerous to mention!

last minute

We leave tomorrow for a craft bazaar. I finished packing the frames and table

props this morning, so had time to make a few more pansy designs. Here are

some of the works in prosgress...

A colorful start to December

We had a beautiful sunrise Monday morning. (This is what's left of

the snow that came the day after election day.) We're headed to a craft

bazaar this weekend. It's about 80 miles from here.