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Craft Fair Prep

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Here it is, in all its glory, our joint project: a hat tree! Paul helped me make this from dowels, doll head knobs and a strange bun like  furniture piece that we found at home depot. It’s not the sturdiest thing ever, but it will help get my hats up off the table and hopefully attract some attention. I’ve been cranking out some new hats just in time for Saturday, and I’m excited about meeting more crafty people. If you happen to live in Bozeman, please stop by the Emerson Bazaar and say hello.  If you can’t make it, I’ll likely be placing most of the leftovers in my etsy shop, just in time to ship for the holidays.

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I also went to a local craft fair as a shopper this weekend. The vendors were *very* traditional, but I was excited to find these hand crocheted snowflakes for $3 a pop. I know how long they take to make, and I’d much rather pay someone else to do it. Plus, they were starched so perfectly! I love that each one is different- this is kind of important to me as a shopper, because it makes me think the person at least had a little bit of fun figuring something out while making it. I scooped up six to hang in the windows, along with a gorgeous doily that I’ll have to photograph later. I also got a hand carved wooden ”Animals of Yellowstone” mobile with gorgeous pieces of oak, apricot, locust, cherry and black walnut dangling from it- in the form of moose, bears, and bison of course. I bought an ornament from the same guy last year, and I love his simple shapes.

  • wow those snowflakes are *awesome* I love them!

    and your hats are beautiful for sure :D

  • Which craft fair did you pick those up at? My mom had her crocheted things at one in Bozeman this past weekend. I certainly would classify her stuff as traditional! :) Great hats....I hope that there will be some left for your etsy shop! Best of luck this weekend....I will encourage my mom to go (the parents live in Livingston).

  • that hat tree is fabulous, as are your hats! good luck at the fair, i wish i could come to Bozeman and say hello :)

  • Wow. You got a good deal for those snowflakes! Your hats came out amazing! I know how to crochet, but for some reason, whenever I attempt to make a hat, it always comes out baby size. And when I intentionally make it for a baby, it just doesn't come out. *sigh* You did a great job though! Hope you have great sales!

  • Oooh I love all the hats and they look fab on the stand! And such pretty snowflakes - lovely for the window. Too hot for either here!

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