Showing posts with label craft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label craft. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Only 3 Days LEFT!!!

Oh. My. Goodness.  There are only 3 days left until the craft fair.  Am I ready?   Do I have enough items to sell?  Do I have items people want to buy?  What have I gotten myself into?  UGH!  These are all questions that I'm sure have answers, but I'm just too busy to think about them right now.  Ok, maybe I will think about them for just a minute. 

Am I ready?  I think so.  Starla and I have done lots of research, planning, and crafting.  I'm sure there are still a few bugs to work out, but overall, I think we are better prepared than the last time.

Do I have enough items to sell? I don't know if you can ever have enough.  We want our space to look full and I don't think we have so many items that it will look too full.

Do I have items people want to buy? If I saw the items I have made at a craft fair, I would want to buy them.  This is of course after I thought, "I could make that myself."

What have I gotten myself into?  Well, I couldn't ask for a better business partner or a better friend.  Even if this craft business thing turns into a total bust, WHICH IT WON'T, I will be a better person than I was before Starla became my partner in crime.  I have learned from her and have laughed more since she came into my life.  What more could I ask for?

So while I'm still thinking and feeling like UGH! I'm excited for what this weekend holds.  If you are a local, stop by and see what Starla and I have come up with.  Say hi and tell us what you think.  Hope to see you there.

Holiday Craft Fair
Saturday, November 14, 2009
Fortuna Veterans' Building
Main Street, Fortuna, CA
9 AM - 5 PM

Saturday, July 4, 2009

the holocaust butterfly project



here is a great way to try your crafting "wings" and help remember the smallest victims of the Holocaust, the children. Go to this site to find out more . basically you craft a 2-dimensional butterfly and mail it to the Holocaust museum in houston, texas. over 400,000 butterflies have already been collected but that is not nearly enough. each butterfly represents one child victim of the nazi regime. sadly, they need approximately 1,500,00 to represent each one of those child victims. please do your part to help remember the children and to remind others so it never happens again.

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