With Halloween almost upon us, the holidays are fast-approaching. I have some exciting plans in the works.
I will be vending at the Go West Holiday show on December 10th. I will also be displaying/selling some dolls at the University City Arts League holiday show. If you are interested in making you own doll, I will be teaching a class at Cloth and Bobbin
in Narberth on November 29th and December 6. So there are plenty of
ways to get a doll under the Christmas tree or menorah this year.
Please
remember that I am happy to take custom orders. Currently my
turn-around time is about 3 weeks, but my mother-in-law is here this
whole week, so I have big plans for getting some doll bodies sewn up to
keep in reserve. I'm hoping I'll be able to reduce turn-around time to
about 1 week.
Finally, I was thrilled to be reviewed on Facebook on this page.
You have to scroll down a bit to find it, and it spawned a discussion
that wasn't 100% complimentary, but hey that's what publicity gets you,
right? If you have a doll from me, please feel free to add your
thoughts to the discussion.
Monday, October 22, 2012
Saturday, October 6, 2012
Go West
Just a quick recap of Go West.
The weather was chilly. The crafts were awesome. I wore a skein of my friend Lisa's beautiful hand-spun yarn around my neck for warmth.
I had fun setting up the booth and I think I learn a lot each time about what works and what doesn't. For example, I had bought doll stands so the dolls could be standing up, but people really want to pick them up and handle then and the stands seemed to inhibit that a little. Especially for the kids. About half way through the show, I moved some of the dolls to sit on the edge of the table where kids could reach them and that worked a lot better.
I didn't leave empty-handed as I did the last time, so I've been gradually putting some of the dolls onto my Etsy site.
I signed up for the Go West Holiday show yesterday, and I am also happy to take custom orders for the holidays.
Off to do some sewing...
The weather was chilly. The crafts were awesome. I wore a skein of my friend Lisa's beautiful hand-spun yarn around my neck for warmth.
I had fun setting up the booth and I think I learn a lot each time about what works and what doesn't. For example, I had bought doll stands so the dolls could be standing up, but people really want to pick them up and handle then and the stands seemed to inhibit that a little. Especially for the kids. About half way through the show, I moved some of the dolls to sit on the edge of the table where kids could reach them and that worked a lot better.
I didn't leave empty-handed as I did the last time, so I've been gradually putting some of the dolls onto my Etsy site.
I signed up for the Go West Holiday show yesterday, and I am also happy to take custom orders for the holidays.
Off to do some sewing...
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