I've got my nose to the grindstone, making as much as I can to get ready for next week's vendor night. As I'm working, I'm trying to figure out display details. It'll be difficult since I'm traveling across country but I think I've come up with some good plans.
One such idea was repurposing this old dresser mirror frame (small, only about 10" x 12") into a piece to display the little wreaths that I'm making. I put a piece of register metal in the back and then looped ribbons through, tying on the back. I'd thought about using a screen or chicken-wire but I had this on hand.
I'm so excited to be sharing a table with the fabulous Holly. I love her aprons and I can't wait to see them in person. It'll be fun getting to know her too. Yay! I'm getting so excited.
And if you are in the L.A. area, you can join in on the fun of the Market Soiree too. Click here for details.
Here are some of the wreaths I made...
9 comments:
They are delightful! Good luck!
Oh Amy~These are fabulous. I wish you much luck at vendor night.
Blessings~Hope
I absolutely love the wreaths! May God bless you at vendor night.
I came thisclose to being able to make it to Artistic Affaire but it didn't work out. Sorry I will miss you!!!
-Amy
Crafting by Candlelight
Cute cute cute Amy! I wish you lots of luck at the event in LA. The video of Alfredo is priceless! He is a doll...
xo,
annie
Those wreaths are wonderful! My fave is the one with the blue bird-- so sweet!
Oh- I heard that song today and thought of Alfredo. I couldn't help smiling!
Hugs, Jill
Love your little wreaths Amy. I especially love the one in the middle with the white flowers! Good luck at vendor night.
What wonderful photos of such delightful items. I navigated here from SilverBella swap photos and I am so GLAD! Now if I can just find out how to get to your Etsy page.....and I am mad for the Ruth Rae cuff. I downloaded the photos of it just so I could drool over them in the days to come!
Rita
The Texas Redhead
Hi! How do I get to "older" posts? The little title/arrow seems to be missing...
Hugs,
Sheila
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