Hi All,
Aw thanks guys for all your lovely kind wishes - big hugs and kisses to you all .
Well, it was all a bit of a panic when I got to my event, the marquee wasn't up, the wind was howling (I knew it would be a bit blowy, but not that much), my marquee was slowly lifting off the ground, as my fixer had forgotten the pegs! I tell you guys, that was the closest I got to whipping out my rescue remedy, as I couldn't set up my stuff until the marquee was up and time was rapidly running out....!!! we had about 45mins before the start and people were already gathering, with me still putting my 'necks' on my stand. My OH was on hand to calm me down and keep me sane, by quipping jokes, as he does have a wicked sense of humour!
What did I learn from going to this event? If you want to do an event like this, get all your own stuff, or borrow before the event from someone reliable, so its down to you to get yourself prepared, rather than waiting on others to do it for you. I am glad I did it, but although I did make sales and a lot of people were very enthusiastic about my stuff, their hands were definitely in their pockets. I had some previous customers come back and that was a nice feeling and I know I've got some new local ones, so that's good.
All in all a positive feeling about the day and I think I was a tiny bit calmer than last time and took some wire wrapping to keep me happy on the day.... I'm hooked on wrapping now and can't wait to get my hands on a hammer and start hammering! and to think I thought I needed to go on a course!
I'll try and post some piccies of my stuff in the next few days and will back saying hello, now that I've returned to my usual eccentric band of (in)sanity!
lotsaluv and kisses and hugs
Jules x
ps I haven't forgotten about posting a piccie about that necklace that wouldn't work, so will get round to that too....
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