Stampin' Jo's Studio
This is where all of my creating happens. I am lucky enought to have 'commandeered' our third bedroom for the sole purpose of having a place to work. This is actually a sanity saver for both David and myself. David is a very... neat.... person, and well, I'm NOT... having my own place to work means that I can leave my messes out, and simply close the door. David, in turn, can simply pretend that it doesn't exist, and it works out well for both of us!! I try to tidy up between projects, and I 'think' that I'm getting better, but it can still get out of control occasionally! (Oh, and yes, I did tidy up just for these photos, although like I said, I am getting better at keeping things neat! I think David is rubbing off on me!!) I know it looks quite plain and boring right now, but that's because we are renting, and I can't do anything too permanent. I would love different coloured walls and I would LOVE to utilize the wall space for storage in the ways of peg-board and shelves, but alas... that will have to wait until we get our own place!
Booth Photos
Chronologically, These are the various booths that I have had throughout the few years that I have been doing this. You can see how they have evolved over time, with products being added and taken away, display options being changed, etc etc.
November & December 2010
The Mall At Piccadilly Christmas Booth
Sorry about the quality of the photos - my camera died, so I took them with my phone. I thought they would turn out better, but by the time I got them on my computer, I had already torn the booth down... I started this booth with the same boards that I used at the market, but they were too high to comply with mall regulations. I had to go out and get these grids (which I LOVE) and will continue to use them for future displays.
April to October 2010
Shuswap Farm & Craft Market
These photos were taken before any of the other vendors showed up for the day. I am, and always will be, an early riser. I usually get to market as one of the first five vendors, and take my time setting up. The boards that you see were designed and built (with a tiny bit of help from the hubby) all by myself. I am quite proud of them, although they are bulky, heavy and awkward!! Once the rest of the vendors arrive, I have neighbors on both sides.
November 22nd, 2008
Trinity Lodge Holiday Bizaar
