O Hai Santa!

Yep...all grown up (and an atheist :P) and still getting my picture taken with Santa. The PX was actually pretty dead today, and I left early. This picture is from awhile ago.

And that's the last day of my booth for this year. Now it's back to making stuff for next year's booth, with a better idea of what I should reasonably expect, and a better idea of what customers are looking for, and pricing and what I can reasonably do about pricing and custom orders.

Hope everyone has a great day tomorrow, regardless of faith or lack thereof. :)

Tables Again! 6 of 6

Tiiiiiired. Turning the strips of squares into a blanket is cumbersome and awkward, but it looks awesome!

Tables Again! 5 of 6

Lots and lots of flat scarves. :)

Tables Again! 4 of 6

Now with scrapbook journals and paper beads and garland wreaths!

Tables Again! 3 of 6

Tables Again! 2 of 6

So much better than hanging the ruffle scarves like I had to with a kiosk.

Tables Again! 1 of 6

Piecing together goes well, but slowly.

Customer Action Shot: Adorable Child Edition!

Oh yeah, I've been making child size ruffle scarves. This is an example of one. :)

Customer Action Shot: Adorable Child Edition!

Yes, the parents were trying to have the boy pose with his arms crossed. So adorable!

Customer Action Shot: Adorable Child Edition!

So freaking cute I can't even... XD

Some Ideas

In the first one, I'm making squares and thinking about making Tetris piece-shaped toys. In the second, you can see the notebook but also some pink yarn, 'cause I was going to make a bunch of pink scarves. October coming up, after all! Well, I still will but y'all know I have a tendency to get sidetracked. :)

View from the Booth

Actually using the arms this time, for hanging ruffle scarves. Freed up some space!

The booth in September, 5 of 5

The booth in September, 4 of 5

The booth in September, 3 of 5

The booth in September, 2 of 5

The booth in September, 2 of 5

The booth in September, 1 of 5

Happy Customer

In a $9 scarf made from Lion Brand Homespun. My thanks to her for modeling for me. :)

View from the Booth

I wish I'd taken more pictures while I was there, but I was still getting used to the phone's camera, and I thought they'd keep me there for awhile. Ah, well.