Ha! yeah, its way over. Time to get serious about the upcoming holidays and events, which are many. Lots happening over here. I'm trying really hard not to go into psycho mode and be running around.

Lets see:

1. I decided to finally get certified yoga level 1
   
2. I have two requests for pieces. yay!
   
3. I have a date for a photo shoot in January for my stuff. Very exciting
   
4. And lastly waiting, waiting to hear about that craft fair.
   

Well actually there is more to that little list than I listed. Each one has about 20 steps to each but I'll get there.

Hope to have a new pattern to post soon and some fun photos of the latest and greatest I have been making.

OchrePome

There's no doubt about it, even when you just want to do a tinsy winsy little craft fair, just one, its a load of work. Tables, display features, filling the submission forms, getting the web sites updated, making a new web site... lots of work. Hopefully this year, teaming up with In Bloom will prove a winning combination for me this year. Last year in Lake Geneva it was a bust, mainly because there weren't any customers and the ones that were there only wanted to spend $5 on anything. Seriously.

I need to say this for artists and craftsmen everywhere: our work takes time and we put lots of love into it. Wanting to only pay $5 for original work is really... well you fill in the adjective. Materials alone often cost that much. So for all you lovelies coming to fairs or wanting to purchase oh say a custom made ballgown (see Laura Meyer's beauties), please take the time to evaluate the work behind that purchase. I think you'll agree that original clothing and accessories are worth every penny. :-)