So, that’s me … making a funny face and looking weird at my booth! Just a thought, but the face might have been from the intense freezing cold that was permeating my poor bones (and it was only 8am!) The Chili Cookoff was a total success for chili cooks, but not so much for us crafters …. which was only like 5 people! Lesson learned: only sign up for shows that people interested in buying my stuff will be attending. 
At any rate, it was an experience. I sat with my sister and her fiance for about 12 hours in 40 degree windy weather (At least it didn’t rain) while odd folks in cowboy hats and overalls walking around tasting chili (which was odd, considering I’m from KY and I was in CT, and I definetly didn’t expect to see cowboy hats and overalls.) There were lots of little girls with cheap parents who wouldn’t buy their kid my stuff (lame) but also some really nice folks including Jillian from Ms. Kitty Fantastico, leader of the CT street team who I met and who is wonderful! All in all, I came out just about even – the entry fee was $50, and I made $41 plus my sister and her fiance bought 3 things which I kind of don’t count, hehe. Anyway, in the weeks leading up to my next craft fair (on the 20th!) I’ll be posting pics of my DIY labels and signs and whatnot. In the meantime check out My Flickr Photostream for more pics of the fair and what I’ve been working on!
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About omglia
I think that the creativity is a gift that has to have its own freedom, the designs of my jewelry reflect my feelings and emotions, I always try to be dedicated in which I do up to being capable of saying that it is finished and therefore that it is possible to put in exhibition. I'm inspired with the colors of the nature mixed with the feelings and emotions that evoke me.
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