On Friday I had my biggest show of the holiday season. This is the sixth year for the show and I have quite a few repeat customers. I love setting up for the event and having all the sparkle and whimsical fun come to life. Here are some shots of it.
I have a great spot complete with a table, a mantle and a piano to hold all my goodies.
Can't go wrong with a herd of glittered reindeer.
A reflector wreath, my vintage flags (newspaper from 1936), a wonderful sleigh and a couple of birthday hats.
My table was CHOCK FULL of goodies.
Can you tell I love pink?
My funky colored bottlebrush trees.
Some of my holiday cones made from old cardboard thread spools and vintage wrapping paper.
Snow gal and reindeer.
Jewelry boxes, tassels and more fun.
Can't do a sale without a wreath or two.
Embellished jewelry boxes.
Sleighs and party hats.
Had a couple of blog land friends come to visit as well. Mo from Lime Gardenias and Pam from One Gal's Trash. Good to see you gals!
Some of the vendors also had blogs or Etsy shops and I thougth I would give them a shout as well. Teresa has an Etsy shop called Radiate Artistry. Becky is also on Etsy with a shop called Trusty Sidekick. Tonya is a fellow Blogger at Gray Girl Art. Ken is another blogger at Ken Hoyt Style. Check them out.
And speaking of ETSY...I will be listing more tonight. Like this little guy...
This gal was a special order for an Etsy customer. Love how she turned out!
If you have been following my blog for awhile, you may remember that this past summer I took a soldering class that Sally Jean Alexander taught. I put my new skill to use making these little snowglobe style ornaments using glass from an old clock face. They are fun!
Thanks for popping in. I'm back to the studio with my next show on Nov 29th! Tis the Season for me....
Oh, how I love your style! I just recently discovered your blog, and I am already a loyal fan. I have made some very similar things, like the reflector wreath, candy cones, etc.
Thanks for sharing!
Posted by: April | November 24, 2008 at 06:30 AM
I love that soldered piece! What a clever idea to use the convex glass to make a shaker. Neat!
Posted by: Heidi German | November 24, 2008 at 05:43 PM
The soldered snowpeople ornament is adorable. I love your style.
Posted by: Jayme L. | November 29, 2008 at 11:22 AM