Today has been a fairly focused day as I get myself ready to gear down for the Share the Harvest Fall Gift Market. There was a meeting of the vendors last week, and I'm really pretty excited to see what everyone is going to be selling. For example, MargaretandPurl.Etsy craft baby items; Southern Fried Lace does monogramming; Tasty Eats At Home is a chef specializing in gluten free foods; Monica's Jewelry does the most beautiful bracelets you've ever seen; shefeltz does fabulous flower-laden wool handbags crafted from recycled sweaters; and myself--GrandmaTutu--I craft beautiful project bags and simple, elegant soaps. Here's what I've been working on, and will be working on for the next few days:
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| Here's a picture of my project bag I use for knitted sock projects. I love the silver bead closure. |
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| Here are some of the colors you'll see on GrandmaTutu's table at the craft market. |
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| I use a loofah on my heels--with the right kind of soap and a loofah, your feet will purr (hint, hint). |
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| I'm not sure I knew what linen was when I was a kid; since finding linen, I'm amazed at the different prints available, rather than what I was used to for so many years--wheat, white, pink . . . now there are lovely, exciting prints. Stay tuned for more progress reports. And mark your calendar: Saturday, October 16th, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. -- Jacob's Reward Farm, Parker, Texas. Be there or be square!! You'll so wish you had if you miss it!! xoxo |
