Well it was a busy first day.
This is what my stand looks like
And this
It was so busy that I didn't really get a chance to get away from the stand, apart from for the craft workshops.
It is just as well that I have this lovely stand to look onto
This is the work of Ondine Smith whose embroidered tweeds I have admired for many years - she turns out to be a smiley friendly person too which is always a relief!
Wow, wish I could come! It looks fab! I LOVE those Christmas pudding notebooks!
Sal xx
Posted by: Sally | November 20, 2009 at 08:33 AM
It looks fantastic! Have a brilliant weekend.
Sue xx
Posted by: Sue | November 20, 2009 at 09:16 AM
Your stand looks just beautful! Love your work!
Posted by: Tami B. | November 20, 2009 at 12:34 PM
Oh, it's gorgeous, I am so jealous, as I'd love to stop by. Your stand is beautiful, what gorgeous things you make, and the stand next to you is lovely too. I do hope you get a chance to go around and look at all of the other lovely things, I'd love to see them if you have the chance.
Posted by: Jennifer | November 20, 2009 at 02:07 PM
Do you ever the chance to stand back and think to yourself "Wow! That looks fantstic - and I made everything!" and be really proud of what you have achieved? I hope so because you should do.
Posted by: AliceC | November 21, 2009 at 06:50 AM
I particular like the bottle of beer in the corner. How many of those did you sell?
Hope it went well - do miss doing the fairs but got our book launch tomorrow so feels like the same pressure setting it up!
A xxx
Posted by: Al | November 23, 2009 at 01:47 PM
fab Jane,
a fantastic body of work... you should be so proud of all you have achieved this year... just amazing!
love ondine's stall too ... so full and eclectic.
hope you are able to take a little time now to relax though i exoect you are still fulfilling orders...
warmest wishes
ginny x
Posted by: ginny | November 27, 2009 at 09:52 AM
People living in countries like Arabia have fair complexion even though they have very hot climate. How?
Posted by: cialis online | February 22, 2010 at 04:07 PM
When people talk about the cost of housing, often the only thing people talk about is the actual cost of the home they intend to buy. And often, one thing that many people note when they buy a home in one of the distant suburbs is that they can "get more home for the money" in a distant suburb vs living closer in.
What people don't usually count in the cost of owning a home is the higher transportation costs that are incurred when people live further away from jobs and entertainment options.
Posted by: sildenafil citrate | April 23, 2010 at 06:16 PM