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The last view of my Booth #555 before closing it out

                                     

I am moving to mainly online sales and craft fairs and craft booths for a while.  I spent 15 years at the craft mall and in all honesty, the sales have just been declining too much to ignore.  Even though that's still my favorite thing to do in life, I will find a way to keep doing it all online, without the huge overhead.

 I've spent so much of my life, buying and reselling and I will not stop.  It is what I love.  Along with making whatever crafts that I feel like at the moment as well.  It's just what I love.

And I'm going to continue.  I just need to venture out into new ways to keep doing so.

 I have missed going to the craft mall already.  It was so fun to see what people would walk around and grab and look at that I made or redone with my hands.

That was one of my favorite things to look at on the sales sheets, each month, was the sale 

of the handmade items and crafts.

Do ya'll still have a physical craft booth anywhere that is still profitable?

Or are ya'll mainly all selling online now a days?

New Items for the Booth

 

I've almost gotten out of the winter slump,

and am starting to make new booth items.

Here's a quick preview of some of the wood burned items I've almost finished.

Booth Makeover

 Been a bit since I’ve shared pics of my booth, so here’s a few from yesterday.

More Snowmen for my Craft Fairs

To get ready for our local Vendor Craft Fairs,

I have been in Snowman overload!

Below are some wood slices that I freehanded some snowman

scenes on. just start by painting the backgrounds black and

then go with it.

More and more Snowmen Clothespins in the make!

I also make some of these into magnets.

Heres an old aluminum lid I found and just decided to throw a snowman face on it.

More Snowman wooden spoons!

And there on the end I am trying out a few white plastic ones.

But so far i’m not loving them.

Heres an old chait I found at my late Dads house.

Its not sone of course, but its in the making.

And below you will never guess what I made this entire

primitive looking snowman out of!

An old drawer bottom that fell out of a set of chester type drawers! The long pieces side ways for the nose and hat brim

are the pieces that broke off.

This snowman is my favorite of all and will be pricesd at $12.00.

Happy Crafting Ya’ll!